In Mino, a historical pottery production area since the mid-Heian period, Yamatada Katoen has been making mortars and graters for generations since its establishment in 1794. This natto bowl is made by Mr. Tomoya Kato, the seventh generation of the family.
It is a beautiful natto bowl that easily blends into the modern dining table. It is designed to be held firmly in one hand for easy mixing, and is also useful as a dressing container or a katakuchi.
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This item is usually shipped in 3 business days. We will inform you of the estimated shipping date if shipping is delayed due to a shortage.
Size: About W130xD95xH90mm
Weight: About 330g
Material: Pottery
Price: 4,000 JPY
Yamatada Katoen
Founded in 1794. Takada Town, Tajimi City in Gifu Prefecture, is famous for its historical pottery production area, so much that it has its own name "Takada ware," within the group of Mino pottery. The seventh generation, Mr. Tomoya Kato, created a mortar with the ripple-comb pattern.
