Unomatsu Rice Bowl / photograph by MUTE
  • Unomatsu Rice Bowl / photograph by MUTE
  • Unomatsu Rice Bowl / photograph by MUTE
  • Unomatsu Rice Bowl / photograph by MUTE
  • Unomatsu Rice Bowl / photograph by MUTE

This Rice Bowl is produced by Hatashikkiten, established in 1930, with their traditional techniques of lacquerware in Yamanaka area, Kanazawa prefecture. The concept of this series is 'making a tool which is rooted in daily life', and the idea of its natural shape is born from their pursuit of the origin of Japanese folk-craft eating devices. The sophisticated form, the beauty of the cherry blossom grain pattern, the light weight and the perfect size for fitting the hands, it is very simple but everything is carefully made.
There are three color variations, Amber: the characteristic wipe-lacquered texture, Russet: the rich & deep color and Natural: the beauty of solid wood grain.

For Use
The urethane coat for 'Natural' does not include any solvents, and it is lead-free & odorless. It is safe for hot food, and the surface coat clears Japanese food sanitation law.

About Material
As the products are made of natural wood, there are individual differences in the grain pattern. Some changes might happen by humidity or dryness.

Unomatsu Rice Bowl

Design MUTE
Manufacturer HATASHIKKITEN

[Price]
JPY3,800
[Size]
Diam.115 H.60 mm
[Material]
Cherry Blossom
Amber, Russet: wipe-lacquered
Natural: urethane coating

Variation

  • Amber

  • Russet

  • Natural

  • HATASHIKKITEN

    Hatashikkiten was established in 1930 by Hata Unomatsu, who was himself a craftsman of Yamanaka Shikki (lacquer ware). Commitment to quality, selection of materials without compromise and masterful techniques have all been passed on until today. From daily use to special occasions, the products feature sturdy yet practical construction as well as simple yet modern design. Each one is hand made by a skilled craftsman and the company earns its high reputation from a wide range of customers.