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Porcelain Rice Bowl
Oji Masanori for Jicon
$60 USD
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Introduction
I am a Jicon Meshi-Wan bowl. My mom once told me that every grain of rice left uneaten represents a tear from a farmer whose efforts were unappreciated. So eat up! Besides, I look my best when I’m spotless anyway.
- Curator's Notes
Meals can taste significantly better when served on the right dinnerware. Often, white surfaces can be the perfect backdrop to highlight a delicious meal. We love the Jicon porcelain dinnerware pieces for this exact reason. Beautifully crafted, distinct yet subtle, but most importantly, never distracting. We're also crazy about the antique rim.
Jicon Meshi-Wan Bowl was curated by Angélique Chmielewski
- Designer/Maker
Maker: Jicon
Designer: Masanori Oji
- Specifications
Dimensions:
Large: 5.5” (w) x 5.5” (l) x 2.3” (h) or 140mm (w) x 140mm (l) x 57mm (h)
Weight:
Large: 0.55 lbs or 0.25 kg
Materials: Porcelain
- Details
- Made in Japan
- Debossed Jicon logo on the bottom surface
- Fuchi-sabi hand painted iron base accent on the rim
- The brand name means "porcelain (JI) in modern times (CON)"
- Porcelain is created in the house of IMAMURA of the Touetsugama Kiln, founded 350 years ago
- The Touetsugama Kiln originated in Sasebo City in the Nagasaki prefecture but was redeployed to Arita in the Saga prefecture and succeded by IMAMURA Kenichi XIV
- The kiln makes porcelain pieces for daily life with its traditional white porcelain techniques using Amakusa Touseki (porcelain stone)
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Return Policy
Returns or Exchanges may be done within 14 days from purchase date. We kindly ask that all valid returns must be in unused condition with attached tags and packaging. Nalata Nalata will not accept any returned merchandise without prior written communication and valid Return Authorization Number. Upon inspection and approval, Exchange or Store Credit will be provided, No Refunds. All sale items and discounted merchandise are Final Sale and cannot be returned. Read More