A newly designed tea bowl has appeared in the Skull Picture Plate series. This is a masterpiece that you will want to have as a set with other picture plates, cups, etc.

Material: Ceramic Mino ware

■About the skull tea bowl■
1. Unglazed firing ⇒ Shape the plate and put it in a kiln at 250℃ to 300℃.
2. Painting ⇒ Transfer the skull pattern printed on Mino paper (similar to shoji paper) with Gosu (dark blue coloring material used for sketching) onto the plate.
3. Honyaki ⇒ When you put white glaze (glaze) on a plate with only the picture of the skull remaining and do the honyaki (bake at 1200℃ to 1300℃), the gosu will emerge and the white glaze will be placed between the designs. What remains is a unique skull-shaped bowl with dark blue and white as the base colors.

*Each item is made by hand.

●Do not use in ovens. We do not recommend using microwaves or dishwashers.

Skull Rice Bowl
“Art on the dining table”
Newly designed rice bowl has appeared in the Skull decorative plate series. A superb item that you’d want to collect it with other decorative plates and cups as a set.
Material: Pottery Mino-yaki (Mino ware)

■Tadanori Yokoo
Graphic designer. Born in Hyogo Prefecture. After working at Kobe Shinbunsha&Nippon Design Center (NDC,) became independent graphic designer. Besides, he started his activities as a painter in 1981, and has been working as a painter since then.
http://www.tadanoriyokoo.com/

[Staff review]

staff:Akatsuka
Size: The size is the same as a commonly used rice bowl.
Key point: This is a cool bowl from the skull plate series that allows you to incorporate Yokoo's artwork into your eating habits. Each bowl is also made by hand.

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