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Deep Bowl S

Deep Bowl S

$52.00 USD
$52.00 USD
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A perfectly sized deep bowl that is fundamental to Japanese dining. Designed for classic servings of rice, or warming miso soup. Also perfect for holding food from sharing dishes.

The design features engobes applied using a brush, beautifully evoking the fluidity and energy of Japanese calligraphy. Although the major glaze obscures the original color of the clay, small sections intentionally left beneath the surface serve as a reminder of Shigaraki’s iconic, natural earth. The subtle, flowing texture adds a sense of refined movement, turning each piece into a visually appealing and elegant canvas that complements both modern and traditional table settings.

(More stock will be available at the end of January 2026.)

About Brush

Brush, a collection features bowls painted with layered engobe applied by brush, evoking the fluidity of Japanese calligraphy. Although without the hint of its original color from the top, small sections of clay at the bottom and the dents on the surface remind you the pieces are made with Shigaraki’s iconic earth.

Dimensions & Weight

Dimensions:
⌀120mm x 68mm

Weight:
213g

*Because each piece is handmade, variations in clay and glaze can affect the final size and weight. The listed measurements are for reference only, and the actual products may differ by up to ±10% (or ±10 mm / ±10 g, whichever is greater). All dimensions are taken from the widest or highest point of the sample piece, unless stated otherwise.

Care

Unless otherwise noted above, all items can be used following the general guidelines below. These suggestions help ensure the longevity of each piece and maintain its appearance over time.

Dishwasher:
Our items are dishwasher-safe; however, we highly recommend placing them separately and leaving at least one empty slot between pieces. This helps prevent accidental damage caused by high-pressure water or collisions inside the machine.

Microwave:
Most items are microwave-safe. However, please avoid using any piece that includes metal elements (such as gold or silver accents, or Kintsugi repairs involving metal) as they may spark or cause a fire.

Oven:
We do not recommend using any of our items in an oven.

Shipping

We send directly from Shigaraki, Japan.

The import of a product from Japan may be subject to taxes, tariffs, and custom fees in the country of delivery. We will not be able to cover these supplementary costs, which will make them the customer's responsibility. If the parcel is rejected upon receipt of the duty, the customer will need to pay for the return shipment costs.

Read more in our FAQ about shipping and related questions.

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How Oogoya pieces are made

  • Design

    Designed for daily use, these pieces are comfortable, functional, and aesthetically balanced. The minimal, timeless design blends into modern homes while echoing the rich craftsmanship of this ancient Japanese kiln town.

  • Material

    Shigaraki clay is known for its warm tones, coarse texture, natural strength, and its ability to form large-scale pieces. We carefully select the most suitable clay from Shigaraki or nearby regions, ensuring its subtle variations give every item a unique presence that ages beautifully.

  • Crafting

    Every shape, whether hand-thrown or molded, is created using traditional techniques guided by our experienced artisans. Their meticulous care and the small variations reflecting the maker's hand fill each piece with unique soul and individuality.

  • Firing

    Firing in modern and traditional kilns at various temperatures enhances the clay’s texture and glazing effects. Iron spots, gradients, and slight natural warping are authentic signatures, no one piece is exactly the same, adding layers of uniqueness to Shigaraki-ware.