Asanoha green bowl 300ml
Japanese porcelain bowl with a traditional asanoha pattern.
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Asanoha green bowl 300ml
A porcelain rice bowl decorated with an asanoha pattern - hemp leaves. In Japan, this is a symbol of growth, and is also believed to protect against evil and misfortune. The bowl is perfect for rice as well as for desserts and snacks.
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Features:
- Japanese porcelain from Gifu Prefecture - minoyaki
- for rice, snacks, desserts
- can be used as a cup for tea
- traditional asanoha pattern
- dishwasher safe
- volume is measured to the top edge of the dish - the “usable” capacity is slightly smaller
Dimensions:
- Diameter 11cm
- Height 6,5cm
- Capacity (to the upper edge) 300ml
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