Giyaman Urushi Ceramic Serving Bowl

Giyaman Urushi Ceramic Serving BowlKaneko Kohyos chrysanthemum shaped Giyaman serving bowls are a nod to the flower that features prominently throughout Japanese design, from wallpaper to 50 yen coins. Theyre finished in an indigo blue urushi lacquer which lends them a striking glass like appearance. Perfectly sized for rice and noodle dishes.

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