Mino Ware Rokubei Snow Trace Noodle Bowl Set

Mino Ware Rokubei Snow Trace Noodle Bowl Set

Name: Mino Ware Rokubei Snow Trace Noodle Bowl Set
Brand: Kanesho Toki
SKU: kst010010201
Price: 99.00 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

$99.00

Like snow softly dusting a winter field, the Rokubei Snow Trace Ramen Bowl Set captures the quiet elegance of nature in ceramic form. Its pale ivory glaze is delicately flecked with warm iron specks, echoing the traces left by melting snow on earth. The wide, flared silhouette and gentle ridging add a sense of movement, while the hand-thrown texture invites closer appreciation.

Crafted by Kanesho Toki in Japan’s renowned Mino region, this Japanese ceramic noodle bowl is designed to enhance your ramen, soba, or donburi experience. The included porcelain spoon completes the set—perfect for gifting or elevating your everyday meals.

Minimal yet full of quiet character, this ramen bowl set transforms your table into a serene celebration of seasonal beauty.

Details

Bowl Size: W 9.8in x L 9.8in x H 3.7in / W 25cm x L 25cm x H 9.4cm
Capacity: 1900cc / 64.2oz
Material: Ceramic

Care & Use

Dishwasher safe
Microwave safe
Do not use in the oven
Please note that using metal scrubs or abrasive detergents may damage the surface

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Meet the Artisan

Kanesho Toki

Kanesho Toki is a Mino ware tableware maker based in Gifu Prefecture, known for creating ceramic pieces that blend simplicity, usability, and design. The company specializes in ramen bowl and spoon sets that celebrate the pleasure of everyday meals.

Each piece is thoughtfully designed and carefully produced, balancing weight, shape, and finish to elevate the ordinary act of eating. Their bowls are wide-mouthed and generous, perfect for noodle dishes, while the matching spoons offer a comforting balance in the hand. The color palettes are neutral and modern, often inspired by natural stone or earth tones, with soft matte or subtly glazed finishes.

Rather than imitate ornate tradition, Kanesho Toki leans into quiet, modern craftsmanship—producing tableware that feels warm, familiar, and made to last. It’s a contemporary expression of Mino ware: grounded in centuries of ceramic practice, but designed for how we eat now.