Zelkova, Kurozuri SH-121

Name: Zelkova, Kurozuri SH-121
Brand: ooka shikki
SKU: 83addbf3-9bdc-4d88-9b89-41115d6482ea
Availability: InStock

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This is a Japanese zelkova bowl finished on the potter's wheel and finished with wipe lacquer.
A set of six pieces of different sizes are made by inserting them into each other.
They stack beautifully and are convenient for storage.
Originally, this lacquer ware was used as a vessel for Zen monks.
It is finished with wipe lacquer so that it can be used more casually.
It is an item that can be used in a variety of table settings.

Natural wood (zelkova), Urushi lacquer, in a decorative box (Made in Japan)
*Sold in pairs of 6
Size Φ14.0 x 7.2 Φ11.5 x 5.5 Φ10.7 x 4.2 Φ9.7 x 3.3 9.0 x 2.4 8.2 x 1.5 cm
*Made by Kazuo Satake, traditional craftsman

Ooka Shikki

We are a brand of domestic wooden tableware established in 1877 in Yamanaka Onsen, Ishikawa Prefecture.

We will continue to introduce new designs that fuse tradition and modern technology.

Commitment to Our Products:

We plan, manufacture, and sell high-precision original lacquerware made on the potter's wheel in Ishikawa Prefecture, using domestic natural wood (zelkova, horse chestnut, cherry, cork, etc.) as the main material.
We offer new items that are not traditional but are in line with modern lifestyles so that our customers can enjoy a rich life through our lacquerware.