Product Description
This product is a pair of rice bowls called "Meoto Chawan". In Japan, married couples are called "Meoto" and it is customary to have matching rice bowls. It is a symbol of marital bliss to have the same dining table every day, making it an ideal wedding gift. And of course, it is wonderful to surround the dining table with matching rice bowls with your loved one!
Kutani ware, known overseas as a traditional work of art, has transcended the boundaries of craftmanship since the late Showa era in Japan(1960s-1980s), evolving from a traditional craft to fine art. Among the techniques that developed during this period is the art of "Ginsai". Each pattern, meticulously crafted by hand using silver foil, possesses a beauty so unique that it truly appears as an unparalleled work of art in the world.
Camellia sasanqua, commonly known as sazanka in Japanese, blooms in colors such as red, white and pink during the winter to spring period. Symbolizing sincerity, perseverance, and deep affection, they carry an image of elegance and grace in Japan, especially for blooming in the winter season.
Although not widely available overseas, camellia flowers are appreciated by lovers of Japanese culture and gardens.
