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This elegant Tokusa ceramic stripe bowl is made for rice but it's perfect for all types of snacks and a great size for ice cream. Made in Japan. D...

Tetsubin Kin/Kuro Matsuba Gold/Black Pine Needle cast iron teapot 5-1/2" diam. x 4-1/8"h. 0.65L / 22 oz. capacity. Cast Iron. Dry thoroughly to s...

Omakase (O-ma-ka-say) means, "It's up to you," a perfect phrase to reflect these pieces as blank canvases for culinary creativity. Sushi restaurant...

This popular rice bowl with its modern and elegant blue design is perfect for rice, snacks, and ice cream! 4.5" diam. x 2" h Microwave, dishwa...

Enjoy your rice in these beautiful classic Japanese bowls. 4-5/8" diam. x 2-1/2" h. Made in Japan. Dishwasher and microwave safe.

Omakase (O-ma-ka-say) means, "It's up to you," a perfect phrase to reflect these pieces as blank canvases for culinary creativity. Sushi restauran...

A classic pattern is refreshed with the new Sen Colors line. These modern ceramic bowls are an elegant, fun and sophisticated addition to your tab...

Well known throughout Japan as producers of the finest lacquerware in the country, the Wakasa lacquer artisans are world leaders in fine craftsmans...

Classic blue and white colors are always a favorite! Mix and match with other blue and white dishes and bowls to create a wonderful themed tablesca...

Blue and white is the new neutral. It goes with everything! Monyou means traditional geometric or botanical patterns in Japanese, which have been u...

This beautiful deep blue collection brings elegance to any table. It's the perfect backdrop for all our favorite foods. The Blue Namako Tokusa Col...

The Hoso Tokusa Collection is a popular one because of the design, the shapes and the overall usability. This Hoso Tokusa Rice Bowl is light in wei...

The bold blue lines in this Tokusa pattern seem to be bursting from the center creating a dramatic design for your table. 5.5" diameter x 2.75"h. ...

This Seikai Nami ("blue ocean wave") pattern is based on the traditional "seikai ha" pattern. The beautiful brush strokes seem to bring movement to...

Monyou means traditional geometric or botanical patterns in Japanese, which have been used for thousands of years on clothing and textiles. These b...