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A simple and refined pair of urushi lacquer bowls that brings a quiet elegance to everyday life.
In Japan, this set is known as Meoto-wan—a pair of bowls traditionally used together, symbolizing harmony and a happy union.
Featuring a minimalist design in deep black and rich vermilion, each bowl highlights the natural beauty of urushi lacquer, with its smooth texture and subtle sheen. By embracing simplicity, the form and material are allowed to stand out, making the set a versatile addition to any table setting.
Lightweight and comfortable to hold, these bowls are ideal for daily use. With time, they develop a deeper character, becoming more cherished with each use.
Perfect for your home or as a thoughtful gift for someone special.
※Please note that as each piece is handcrafted, slight variations in color and finish may occur.
Φ130 × H850㎜
丸山久右衛門
Maruyama Kyuemon Shoten is a lacquerware company based in Kawada, a region renowned as the “home of urushi” with over 1,500 years of tradition. The company has mastered every stage of lacquerware production and has long been dedicated to promoting this craft. For generations, it has been honored as an Imperial Household Purveyor, and in 1979, it became the first in Kawada to be awarded the Order of the Sacred Treasure, Gold Rays with Rosette. Today, the ninth-generation Kyuemon continues to preserve this 1,500-year tradition while creating lacquerware that harmonizes with modern lifestyles. Japanese lacquerware embodies the delicate craftsmanship of lacquer artisans, who apply layer upon layer of lacquer by hand, and the exceptional skill of chinkin artists, who meticulously carve and embellish intricate patterns on the surface. In every stage of the process, you can feel the depth of Japanese craftsmanship and the passion of the artisans who dedicate themselves to preserving this timeless tradition. Experience the beauty and artistry that emerge through countless hours of careful work, where each piece becomes a testament to Japan’s rich heritage of making.
送料、輸入関税、税金はすべて当社が負担します。納品時に追加料金が請求されることはありません。
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A simple and refined pair of urushi lacquer bowls that brings a quiet elegance to everyday life.
In Japan, this set is known as Meoto-wan—a pair of bowls traditionally used together, symbolizing harmony and a happy union.
Featuring a minimalist design in deep black and rich vermilion, each bowl highlights the natural beauty of urushi lacquer, with its smooth texture and subtle sheen. By embracing simplicity, the form and material are allowed to stand out, making the set a versatile addition to any table setting.
Lightweight and comfortable to hold, these bowls are ideal for daily use. With time, they develop a deeper character, becoming more cherished with each use.
Perfect for your home or as a thoughtful gift for someone special.
※Please note that as each piece is handcrafted, slight variations in color and finish may occur.
Φ130 × H850㎜
丸山久右衛門
Maruyama Kyuemon Shoten is a lacquerware company based in Kawada, a region renowned as the “home of urushi” with over 1,500 years of tradition. The company has mastered every stage of lacquerware production and has long been dedicated to promoting this craft. For generations, it has been honored as an Imperial Household Purveyor, and in 1979, it became the first in Kawada to be awarded the Order of the Sacred Treasure, Gold Rays with Rosette. Today, the ninth-generation Kyuemon continues to preserve this 1,500-year tradition while creating lacquerware that harmonizes with modern lifestyles. Japanese lacquerware embodies the delicate craftsmanship of lacquer artisans, who apply layer upon layer of lacquer by hand, and the exceptional skill of chinkin artists, who meticulously carve and embellish intricate patterns on the surface. In every stage of the process, you can feel the depth of Japanese craftsmanship and the passion of the artisans who dedicate themselves to preserving this timeless tradition. Experience the beauty and artistry that emerge through countless hours of careful work, where each piece becomes a testament to Japan’s rich heritage of making.
送料、輸入関税、税金はすべて当社が負担します。納品時に追加料金が請求されることはありません。
A simple and refined pair of urushi lacquer bowls that brings a quiet elegance to everyday life.
In Japan, this set is known as Meoto-wan—a pair of bowls traditionally used together, symbolizing harmony and a happy union.
Featuring a minimalist design in deep black and rich vermilion, each bowl highlights the natural beauty of urushi lacquer, with its smooth texture and subtle sheen. By embracing simplicity, the form and material are allowed to stand out, making the set a versatile addition to any table setting.
Lightweight and comfortable to hold, these bowls are ideal for daily use. With time, they develop a deeper character, becoming more cherished with each use.
Perfect for your home or as a thoughtful gift for someone special.
※Please note that as each piece is handcrafted, slight variations in color and finish may occur.
Φ130 × H850㎜
丸山久右衛門
Maruyama Kyuemon Shoten is a lacquerware company based in Kawada, a region renowned as the “home of urushi” with over 1,500 years of tradition. The company has mastered every stage of lacquerware production and has long been dedicated to promoting this craft. For generations, it has been honored as an Imperial Household Purveyor, and in 1979, it became the first in Kawada to be awarded the Order of the Sacred Treasure, Gold Rays with Rosette. Today, the ninth-generation Kyuemon continues to preserve this 1,500-year tradition while creating lacquerware that harmonizes with modern lifestyles. Japanese lacquerware embodies the delicate craftsmanship of lacquer artisans, who apply layer upon layer of lacquer by hand, and the exceptional skill of chinkin artists, who meticulously carve and embellish intricate patterns on the surface. In every stage of the process, you can feel the depth of Japanese craftsmanship and the passion of the artisans who dedicate themselves to preserving this timeless tradition. Experience the beauty and artistry that emerge through countless hours of careful work, where each piece becomes a testament to Japan’s rich heritage of making.
送料、輸入関税、税金はすべて当社が負担します。納品時に追加料金が請求されることはありません。
A simple and refined pair of urushi lacquer bowls that brings a quiet elegance to everyday life.
In Japan, this set is known as Meoto-wan—a pair of bowls traditionally used together, symbolizing harmony and a happy union.
Featuring a minimalist design in deep black and rich vermilion, each bowl highlights the natural beauty of urushi lacquer, with its smooth texture and subtle sheen. By embracing simplicity, the form and material are allowed to stand out, making the set a versatile addition to any table setting.
Lightweight and comfortable to hold, these bowls are ideal for daily use. With time, they develop a deeper character, becoming more cherished with each use.
Perfect for your home or as a thoughtful gift for someone special.
※Please note that as each piece is handcrafted, slight variations in color and finish may occur.
