Kobachi Appetizer Bowls

Inspired by the gentle elegance of blooming daisies, this flower-shaped small bowl adds charm and warmth to any table setting. The soft matte ivory...

Inspired by the gentle elegance of blooming daisies, this flower-shaped small bowl adds charm and warmth to any table setting. The soft matte ivory...

The exterior reminiscent of petals gives a lovely impression. With a smooth and glossy texture and a rough base appears in places in the way to app...

The exterior reminiscent of petals gives a lovely impression. With a smooth and glossy texture and a rough base appearing in places in the way to a...

The exterior reminiscent of petals gives a lovely impression. With a smooth and glossy texture and a rough base appearing in places in the way to a...

Kobachi bowls, meaning "small bowl" in Japanese. Traditionally utilized for serving appetizers and tapas such as tsukidashi and otoshi in Japanese,...

Kobachi bowls, meaning "small bowl" in Japanese. Traditionally utilized for serving appetizers and tapas such as tsukidashi and otoshi in Japanese,...

Kobachi bowls, meaning "small bowl" in Japanese. Traditionally utilized for serving appetizers such as Tsukemono, Goma-ae, etc, these bowls add a t...

The Yukishino Series Ceramics represent the pinnacle of traditional Japanese Mino ware from Gifu Prefecture. With over 400 years of history, Mino w...

This artisanal kobachi is ideal for serving small appetizers or side dishes in traditional Japanese style. Handcrafted with a rich, earthy glaze an...

Embrace the elegance of Kobachi bowls, meaning "small bowl" in Japanese. Traditionally utilized for serving appetizers such as tsukidashi and otosh...

The Shirokinyo shallow bowl serves appetizer such as vegetable pickles or would be great to serve dessert. This collection is subtly ribbed as if f...

Kobachi bowls, meaning "small bowl" in Japanese. Traditionally utilized for serving appetizers and tapas such as tsukidashi and otoshi in Japanese,...

Kobachi bowls, meaning "small bowl" in Japanese. Traditionally utilized for serving appetizers and tapas such as tsukidashi and otoshi in Japanese,...

The term Kairagi originally referred to shark skin once used on sword handles and scabbards. The distinctive glaze takes its name from this resembl...