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Arita Shoki Imari Fukuji Bowl

Sale price$129.00

This small yet meaningful bowl bears a design dating back 400 years, capturing the essence of wishing for abundant joyous occasions. The heart motif adorning the bowl's rim symbolizes eternity, embodying the continuity of blessings, while the character "fuku" elegantly conveys the wish for unending good fortune with 30 carefully inscribed characters.

Versatile as a small bowl or a café au lait vessel, this bowl promises to infuse your daily life with boundless good fortune. Delivered in a wooden box adorned with a traditional 'noshi,' a small gift of dried paper, it becomes not just a piece of history but a cherished daily companion, radiating positivity and timeless significance.

This bowl can also be used daily as it is dishwasher and microwave-safe.

Meet the Artisan

Ri Sanpei

The legacy of Ri Sanpei Kiln is rooted in the rich history of Korean pottery. Founded by Yi Sam-Pyeong, a pioneering Korean potter in Japan. Known for discovering the raw material for white porcelain, Yi Sam-Pyeong laid the foundation for a legacy that spans generations. Ri Sanpei's influence was pivotal in shaping the distinctive Arita-yaki style, characterized by its delicate and intricate designs. 

Today, the kiln is overseen by the 13th and 14th generations of his direct descendants, with Kanegae Sanbei, the 14th generation, ensuring the continuation of the family's commitment to excellence. Ri Sanpei Kiln stands as a testament to the enduring artistry and innovation that define this esteemed lineage in the world of Japanese ceramics.