7-inch brushed bowl/Onta ware

This is an old Onta ware bowl made in the Showa era. It has a traditional style with "brush marks" on the inside of the bowl and "flying plane" on the back, but the reddish, subdued glaze color is eye-catching and different from modern Onta ware. Another attractive feature is the high base, which is rare for Onta ware. This tall bowl gives off a slightly special atmosphere and would be good to place in the middle of the table to serve the main dish or salad. Onta ware has a unique flavor that is unique to old items, so be sure to try incorporating it into your everyday dining table.

Size: Φ208h90mm

*There is no damage worth mentioning, but since this is an old item made by hand, there may be small scratches or unevenness. Please understand that this is part of the product's texture.

*Stock is shared with stores, so it may be sold out depending on the timing.

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■Onta ware

Pottery that has been fired since the mid-Edo period in the Onta-Sarayama area, located in the mountains of Hita City, Oita Prefecture . Even today, the techniques that are passed down from father to son at each kiln without the use of machines have been designated as an Important Intangible Cultural Property of Japan . Onta ware has been highly praised since the Mingei movement that began in the Taisho period, and has become widely known in Japan and overseas thanks to its introduction by Muneyoshi Yanagi and Bernard Leach. Traditional techniques include flying plane, brush marks, and comb painting.