Seto Ware — Colorblock Glaze Hand-Painted Shiba Inu Rice Bowl / Plate Gift Set

🌸 The Synonym for Japanese Ceramics The Hometown of Maneki-neko — Seto Ware ✨ Seto ware is a general term for ceramics produced in Seto City, Aichi Prefecture, and its surrounding areas. Its origins date back to the Kamakura period, making it one of Japan's Six Ancient Kilns with a history spanning 1300 years. In 1977, Seto ware was designated a Japanese Traditional Craft by the Japanese government and was recognized as a "Japan Heritage" in 2017. It is also known as the birthplace of Maneki-neko (beckoning cat), as it was the first place to produce glazed pottery and ceramic beckoning cats. In Japanese, "Setomono" is even a synonym for ceramics, highlighting its widespread influence and representative status. 🟡 Colorblock Glaze × Hand-Painted Shiba Inu ⚪ Adorable with Artistic Flair 🟠 Utilizing the traditional masking technique combined with spray glazing, the colorblock glaze creates a natural intermingling of yellow and white blocks with distinct layers, adding a sophisticated design element. From an artisan's home in Seto, Aichi, renowned for crafting healing and charming handmade ceramics, this piece features a lively Shiba Inu, exquisitely depicted with rich expressions, bringing joy from every angle. 🐶 Live Each Day with a Smile with Shiba Inu Tableware. Available as a set of two rice bowls or a single plate, presented in gift packaging. These are not only a delightful choice for your daily dining but also a thoughtful gift that embodies artisan craftsmanship and the warmth of everyday life. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54934452755_6150ed1627_w.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54934460825_23bdf33055_w.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54934145031_9cb0dac514_w.jpg ※ Comes with a gift box. ※ Product Dimensions: Rice Bowl: Diameter 11 × Height 6cm (set of two, identical size) Plate: 18 × 13.5 × Height 2.5cm ※ All pieces are handmade by artisans. Occasional kiln marks, small indentations, uneven coloring, or tiny bubbles are normal occurrences due to the firing process and are not considered defects. Furthermore, slight variations in color and pattern placement may exist between individual pieces. Please note that colors may vary depending on your monitor display; the actual product is the final reference.