Buy arita ware sakura gourd bowl online

It is a type of traditional Japanese porcelain made in Arita, which is in the former Hizen Province, now in Saga Prefecture. This particular bowl contains a beautiful sakura gourd design.

The bowls are generally used for serving meals. They could be used for soups, salads, or desserts.

The bowls should be washed by hand using mild detergent and soft cloth or sponge, and then air dried.

Sakura gourd designs are traditional Japanese patterns that feature sakura (cherry blossoms) inside a stylistic representation of a gourd.

Arita ware sakura gourd bowls are typically made from a specific type of locally-sourced pottery clay.

The size can vary, please check the product description before purchasing.

Most Arita ware is crafted by hand, respecting the traditional techniques of Arita pottery.

The price can vary depending on the level of craftsmanship and where you buy it from. It's best to check the retailer's website for the most accurate price.

Arita ware originated around 1616, in the early Edo period in Japan, in the Arita region.

Generally, it's not recommended to clean Arita ware with a dishwasher as it can cause the paint and color to peel over time. Hand washing is usually safest.

The uniqueness of these bowls lies in their traditional sakura gourd design, quality make, and the rich history associated with Arita ware.

Most Arita ware bowls are not microwave-safe due to the use of metallic paints in their designs, but it's always best to check the description or the manufacturer instructions.

Yes, the gourd design on Arita ware can have variations. Sakura is the cherry blossom design, which is one of the most celebrated in Japanese culture.

Yes, apart from using them for dining, many people use these beautiful bowls as decoration pieces as well.

You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.

Some crafters do take custom orders, but you would need to contact them directly. However, it's not common to find custom-made options on large online retail platforms.