Oval Bowl “Liye
Soft dough is softly formed into an oval shape after the rokuro process.
It is extremely difficult to make a good oval shape by repeatedly pressing down the soft dough which tries to return to its original shape in the process of drying.
The pattern is a Ko-Imari brocade pattern that artist Tatsuya Sakamoto is fond of, the red ball-and-glass pattern, which is expressed only with dyeing. It can be called “Aodama yourakumon” pattern in blue.
| Product Size | W12㎝×D 12.5㎝×H 4.5㎝ |
|---|---|
| Product Weight | Approx. 156g |
| Product Material | Porcelain |
| Place of origin | Arita Town, Saga Prefecture, Japan |
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