Ginpo Kikka Lapis Bowl Misuzu Ceramics the freshly shaved bonito can

the freshly shaved bonito can be used to make homemade furikake

making it a thoughtful addition to any collection of fine Japanese tableware

It's ideal for soy sauce

Versatile in design

accented by a neat row of hand-applied dots that add rhythm and charm to the design

Ginpo Kikka Lapis Bowl Misuzu Ceramics the freshly shaved bonito canThe Ginpo Kikka Lapis Bowl captures timeless elegance with its deep lapis blue glaze. The surface glows like polished stone, shifting gently in the light and giving the bowl a quiet richness that makes even the simplest meal feel elevated. Its fluted form is inspired by the chrysanthemum flower, a motif long cherished in Japan as a symbol of beauty and longevity. The ridged design creates a graceful rhythm, as if each line were a petal opening around