Flat Bowl - Chōjū-giga by Ganka Kiln

A tasteful flat bowl featuring Choju-giga

This is a flat bowl with a motif of "Choju-giga," which is said to be the oldest manga in Japan.

The dynamic animals are hand-painted, resulting in a tasteful piece that combines humor and traditional beauty. The transparency of the white porcelain enhances the design, giving it a light impression.

The unique charm of hand-painting

The Choju-giga, drawn with delicate brushstrokes, has expressions that are unique to each handmade piece.

The light construction typical of Kyo-yaki ware and the beautiful texture of the porcelain harmonize, making it suitable for a wide range of uses, from everyday meals to entertaining guests.

An easy-to-use shape that allows you to enjoy plating

The flat bowl, with its moderate depth, is useful for a variety of dishes such as simmered dishes, salads, pasta, and stir-fries.

You can enjoy combining your dishes with the Choju-giga, making it a playful and colorful addition to your dining table.

A note from the owner

This flat bowl is charming for its light and humorous atmosphere inspired by Choju-giga.

The brushstrokes, unique to hand-painting, exude warmth, and the bowl is beautiful both when serving food and when not in use.

It pairs well with Japanese, Western, and Chinese cuisine, making it a versatile everyday dish. This is a highly recommended flat bowl for easily enjoying traditional designs.