The Green Converging Line Glaze Shallow Bowl is a stunning piece that exemplifies the elegance and sophistication of Japanese ceramic design. With a 23 cm diameter and a 5 cm height, this bowl is perfectly sized for serving salads, appetizers, pasta, or desserts. Its shallow depth and flat base make it ideal for presenting food beautifully, while the intricate glaze pattern adds visual interest.

About the Green Converging Line Glaze:

The Green Converging Line glaze is a contemporary take on traditional Japanese ceramic patterns. The fine green lines radiate from the center of the bowl outward, creating a sense of movement and harmony. These thin lines are set against a soft cream base, giving the piece a refined, minimalist appearance. The pattern, reminiscent of a sunburst or the veins of a leaf, is both striking and subtle, making this bowl a versatile addition to any table setting.

The glaze is applied with precision, using a combination of brush and hand techniques to ensure the lines are evenly spaced and maintain their delicate nature. Each piece is crafted from high-quality Minoyaki porcelain, which is celebrated for its strength and ability to hold intricate glaze designs. The Minoyaki region in Gifu prefecture, Japan, has been producing exceptional ceramics for over 1,300 years, and this bowl is a testament to that heritage.

Product Specifications:

• Dimensions: 23 cm diameter, 5 cm height
• Material: Minoyaki porcelain
• Glaze Pattern: Green Converging Line pattern on a cream base
• Origin: Minoyaki region, Gifu prefecture, Japan
• Best For: Serving salads, pasta, appetizers, or as a decorative centerpiece
• Care Instructions: Dishwasher safe; microwave safe

This Green Converging Line Glaze Shallow Bowl is not only a functional serving piece but also a piece of art that elevates the dining experience. Its elegant, understated design makes it perfect for both casual meals and special occasions. Pair it with other pieces from our Converging Line collection to create a cohesive and sophisticated table setting.

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