This set of mixed bowls from Tokyo Design Studio, with the refined Aisone Kobana Komon design, adds a touch of elegance to your dining table. Each bowl is carefully designed and crafted with an eye for detail, making them not only functional but also works of art in themselves. With ideal dimensions of 13.2 x 7.2 cm and a generous capacity of 500 ml, these bowls are perfect for serving delicious rice dishes, soups, side dishes, and more. Bring the beauty of Japanese art into your home with these stunning bowls from Tokyo Design Studio.
Tokyo Design Studio – Mixed Bowls – Aisone Kobana Komon – Rice Bowl – 13.2×7.2cm – 500ml
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| Uitvoering kommen | |
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| Article number | 21183 |
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| Made in | Japan |
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| Material | Porcelain |
Product description
The Tokyo Design Studio Mixed Bowls from the Aisone Kobana Komon collection are a perfect addition to your dining table.
These beautiful rice bowls combine tradition with contemporary design, offering both style and functionality.
With their unique patterns and high-quality finish, they are ideal for serving rice dishes and other delicious meals.
Here are some key features of these bowls:
Key points:
– Elegant style: The Mixed Bowls feature a refined design with the Aisone Kobana Komon pattern, reflecting Japanese art and culture.
– Convenient size: With a diameter of 13.2 cm and a capacity of 500 ml, these bowls are perfect for individual servings of rice or side dishes.
– Durability: Made of high-quality material, these bowls are sturdy and easy to maintain, making them suitable for daily use.
Add a touch of Japanese aesthetics to your dining experience with the Tokyo Design Studio Mixed Bowls from the Aisone Kobana Komon collection.
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