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Black Glazed Small Bowl tomotake Japanese workers harvesting sugarcane in

SKU: 23175190487
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USD45.00 USD78.00

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Description

Japanese workers harvesting sugarcane in Hawaii in the 1890s inspired the no-seam shoulder construction

Features a variety of stripes in different sizes

as each is hand made and features different slightly different contours

Cotton/acrylic blend

The wooden surikogi stick (pestle) is perfect to help with grinding food evenly and easily

Black Glazed Small Bowl tomotake Japanese workers harvesting sugarcane inSyuRo crafts stoneware plates that draw from uniquely sourced metals in various regions in Japan. These black glazed plates have a metallic look, as they feature small specks throughout. Fingerprints will add texture over time. This petite bowl measures 3 3 16 inches diameter, 1 1 4 inches tall. Perfect for serving toppings or sauces to accompany a meal, or as a small dish for snacks. Also suitable for use throughout the home, such as as a jewelry

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