Kaneko Kohyo Rinka Bowl Size 6 16.5D 2P Set
A beautifully balanced Rinka bowl set from Kaneko Kohyo, featuring one bowl in Kohyo White and one in soft Pink.
Made in Japan from porcelain with a warm, hand-formed feel, these bowls suit both Japanese and Western dining.
Features
- 2-piece set including 1 Ă— White and 1 Ă— Pink bowl, presented in a box.
- Porcelain construction with the visual warmth and texture of hand-formed clay.
- Versatile size suitable for rice, noodles, salads, sides or shared dishes.
- Designed to complement Japanese, Western or fusion-style cuisine.
- Handmade nature means each bowl has subtle variations in glaze and texture.
Specifications
- Origin: Japan
- Material: Porcelain
- Set includes: 2 Ă— Bowls (White Ă—1, Pink Ă—1)
- Size: approx. 165 mm diameter Ă— 50 mm height
- Microwave: Yes
- Dishwasher: Hand wash recommended
- Oven & direct heat: Not suitable
Please note: Due to the handmade production process, slight variations in colour, glaze and shape may occur. These differences are considered part of the character and appeal of Japanese ceramics.
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Description
A beautifully balanced Rinka bowl set from Kaneko Kohyo, featuring one bowl in Kohyo White and one in soft Pink.
Made in Japan from porcelain with a warm, hand-formed feel, these bowls suit both Japanese and Western dining.
Features
- 2-piece set including 1 Ă— White and 1 Ă— Pink bowl, presented in a box.
- Porcelain construction with the visual warmth and texture of hand-formed clay.
- Versatile size suitable for rice, noodles, salads, sides or shared dishes.
- Designed to complement Japanese, Western or fusion-style cuisine.
- Handmade nature means each bowl has subtle variations in glaze and texture.
Specifications
- Origin: Japan
- Material: Porcelain
- Set includes: 2 Ă— Bowls (White Ă—1, Pink Ă—1)
- Size: approx. 165 mm diameter Ă— 50 mm height
- Microwave: Yes
- Dishwasher: Hand wash recommended
- Oven & direct heat: Not suitable
Please note: Due to the handmade production process, slight variations in colour, glaze and shape may occur. These differences are considered part of the character and appeal of Japanese ceramics.
