White　Purple flower Rice Bowl　Small size　Touan deals Kiln Made in Japan Kyoto ceramic

Material: ceramic

Small: 11.5cm (diameter), 5.5cm (height)


Origin: Japan Kyoto ceramic Kyo yaki Made in Japan hand made

Condition:new product(Brand new) with paper box.


Kiyomizu ware potter Soan's white rice bowl with purple flowers and grass is a small size.

It is based on purple and white and finished neatly. It is a design that can be used regardless of the season.
The gorgeousness and precise brushwork of the Toan kiln make the atmosphere of the flowers of the four seasons feel even stronger.
The beautifully opened petals fascinate people.

Japanese people love flower paintings. Japanese flowers of the four seasons are depicted in light colors.
The lustrous overglaze enamels on the white Kohiki ground are very beautiful.

This is a soft earthenware rice bowl with penetration.
It is drawn on the white make-up which is rolled with brush strokes so that the color will be bright.

The flowers are changed by the couple.
The large size is wisteria with buttons.
The small size is cherry blossom and violet.

The white color makes the color of tea and rice look beautiful.

The bowl is filled with flowers and plants in full bloom. This series makes you look forward to the change of seasons.

Product No. 11114 White rice bowl with purple flowers and grass, small



Dimensions Small 11.5cm (diameter), 5.5cm (height)

The shape, color, and size of each bowl will vary due to its handmade nature.
About the color of the container
Please note that the colors in the images may differ from the actual product due deals to lighting, computer and monitor settings. Please be aware of this in advance.


Ceramic history: Soan Dobuchi, Soan Kiln

Soan Dobuchi is the third generation head of the family since the establishment of the kiln.
The gorgeous colored glaze that characterizes the works of Soan Kiln is the result of new glazes developed by his own research and development, and is an excellent technique that cannot be followed by others. In addition, the patterns, mainly of flowers and plants, are backed up by solid sketches and strike the viewer's heart with their rich expressiveness.
In recent years, he has also been involved in interior decorations that accurately meet the needs of the market and have received wide acclaim.

The first generation of Soan opened the kiln in 1923.
In 1979, the third generation succeeded to the kiln.

Born in Kyoto City in 1949.