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TOJIKI Charcoal Rice Bowl
TOJIKI Charcoal Rice Bowl
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TOJIKI Charcoal Rice Bowl is a carefully selected tableware piece from Japan, suited to everyday meals and a quietly considered table.
A large TOJIKI rice bowl in Tanka (carbonized) finish, bringing together the grounded feel of traditional Japanese tableware with a quietly charming, modern presence. The earthenware body has a warm, depth-filled character, finished in a matte charcoal tone with a subtly rough, tactile surface that feels natural in the hand.
Simple, sturdy, and easy to live with—this is an everyday bowl that makes even plain rice feel special.
Key Features
• Tanka (carbonized) finish: matte charcoal tone with an earthy depth
• Tactile surface: gently rough, unglazed-like feel that’s warm to the touch
• “Best of both” style: classic Japanese form with a soft, approachable look
Ideal for
• Everyday rice bowls and mixed rice (takikomi gohan)
• Small donburi portions or side bowls
• Fruit, yogurt, or simple desserts with a minimalist mood
Product Details
• Brand: TOJIKI
• Origin: Japan
• Material: Earthenware (clay)
• Size: approx. φ12 cm × H6.5 cm
• Finish: Carbonized (matte charcoal)
Notes
Each piece is made with traditional clay techniques, so slight variations in color tone, texture, and form may occur. These natural differences are part of the character of earthenware.
Use & Care
• Microwave: Not compatible
• Dishwasher: Not compatible
• Hand wash recommended. Dry thoroughly before storing.
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Frequently asked questions
What is this item?
A large TOJIKI rice bowl in Tanka (carbonized) finish, bringing together the grounded feel of traditional Japanese tableware with a quietly charming, modern presence.
What are the material and origin details?
TOJIKI Charcoal Rice Bowl is a carefully selected tableware piece from Japan, suited to everyday meals and a quietly considered table.
How can it be used?
“Best of both” style: classic Japanese form with a soft, approachable look Ideal for.
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