Size: H:100mm Φ:380mm
Period: Early Showa
Material: Unknown
A taste of history, an early Showa period lacquer-ware kneading bowl
An overwhelming presence that can only be found in something that has been cherished and used in people's lives for many years. This is a wooden, lacquer-ware kneading bowl from the early Showa period.
The greatest charm, which modern new products can never replicate, lies in the expression of this lacquer. From the depths of the deeply absorbing black lacquer, a subtle gradation of subdued vermilion peeks out. The unique, melting "sheen" created by countless touches and extensive use, which has rounded off the edges, and the natural unevenness of the wood grain create beautiful shadows.
Its sturdy thickness and the beautiful curves, which reveal the handiwork of a craftsman, possess the power to instantly transform a space into one with a refined atmosphere just by placing it there.
More than just a "tool," a centerpiece to enrich your life
Of course, it can be used for its original purpose of kneading soba or udon, but its outstanding presence shines even brighter in a modern lifestyle.
This is a one-of-a-kind art piece, finished over nearly 100 years by the greatest craftsman: time itself. Why not add an inexpressible depth and warmth to your everyday scenery? Please cherish this beautiful texture in your hands and in your daily life.
※As natural wood is used, small scratches and knots inherent to the material may be present.
We appreciate your understanding that these are all part of the unique charm of natural materials.
※This product has cracks. Please understand that liquid may leak. Please check the images.
