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KINTO Ceramic Lab Bowl 180mm

Name: KINTO Ceramic Lab Bowl 180mm
Brand: KINTO
SKU: 29591
Price: 50.0 CAD
Availability: InStock

$50.00

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Colour Beige Black Pink White

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The KINTO CERAMIC LAB Bowl 180mm is perfect for big bowls of ramen or as a serving bowl for smaller side dishes like maple glazed roasted carrots.

The KINTO CERAMIC LAB collection was born from the timeless traditions of Japanese craftsmanship. The CERAMIC LAB collection is delicate, with rustic accents. The clay textures in the bases are so nice to hold that you won't want to put them down! Developed by working closely with craftsmen in traditional pottery villages of Japan, the collection is a modern interpretation of Japanese tableware. Knowledge and skills were inherited to develop each product - from the proportion of clay and glaze, to the sensitive transformations while firing that depend on temperature and humidity. These ceramics are so nice that you may just want to buy the whole collection!
- Material: Porcelain
- Diameter: 18 cm
- Height: 6.5 cm
- Capacity: 940 ml
- Made in Hasami, Japan
- Microwave and Dishwasher Safe
Do not overheat in the microwave or heat without water. Wash with care. Do not use abrasive cleansers or steel wool. Product size and shape varies in each item due to manufacturing process. Appearance of colour glaze unevenness varies in each item. Some products may take on scorched-like texture on the surface. It is a unique glaze effect called "yo-hen", unintended colour transformation show on the ceramic and porcelain after firing.

After use of metal utensils, grey marks may become noticeable on the surface of tableware. These are called metal marks, and they are caused by the friction between porcelain and metal. To remove them, we recommend using a soft cleanser such as Bar Keeper's Friend and gently rubbing with a wet cloth or sponge.

Nice but pricey

These are quite nice ( I would say really nice but they are expensive so I expected a lot ) but would of liked to know that the black is really more of a blue ( especially when next to a real black ) and so hoping this helps others.