Blue Rose" expresses the beauty of graceful vines and vibrant roses through the mysterious colors created by the art of flame. This design, beloved since its creation in 1928, is synonymous with Okura Touen. At a time when it was believed impossible to produce blue roses naturally, Okura Touen's "Blue Rose" represented this miracle. The delicate, blooming deep blue color, melds seamlessly into the white porcelain using Okura Touen's unique "Oka Dye" technique, is a stunning sight. The "Oka Dye" technique involves painting a piece with cobalt-based paint on a fired white surface, then firing it again in a kiln at the world's highest temperature of approximately 1,460°C, allowing the paint to sink into the glaze, creating a unique, deep deep blue. This technique shines especially well on Okura Touen's world-renowned white porcelain. Because the paint blends seamlessly into the glaze, the surface is lustrous and smooth. You can rest assured that this bowl will last for years to come. The Nagomi bowl was created in response to popular demand as a rice bowl. This pearl-like white porcelain bowl adds a touch of sparkle to your everyday dining table. Its generous size makes it perfect for serving rice, rice bowls, and even cafe au lait and soup. Enjoy a soothing moment with this smooth bowl that fits comfortably in your hand. The "Blue Rose (8011)" is available in a variety of variations, including dinner patterns. It also makes a great gift.
[Product Specifications] Material: Hard porcelain / Country of Origin: Japan / Size: Diameter: Approx. 11 cm, Height: Approx. 6.5 cm, Full Capacity: Approx. 395 cc
The "Blue Rose" design, with its mysterious colors created by the art of flame, captures the beauty of the graceful vines and vibrant roses. Since its creation in 1928, this design has become synonymous with Okura Pottery Art and remains beloved to this day. At a time when it was believed impossible to produce blue roses naturally, Okura Pottery's "Blue Rose" represented this miracle. Using Okura Pottery's unique "Oka Dye" technique, the delicate, blooming deep blue blends seamlessly into the white porcelain, creating a stunning beauty. The "Oka Dye" technique involves painting a cobalt-based pigment onto a fired white piece, then firing it again in a kiln at the world's highest temperature of approximately 1,460 degrees, allowing the pigment to sink into the glaze, creating a unique, deep deep blue. This technique shines especially with Okura Pottery's world-renowned white porcelain. Because the pigment blends seamlessly into the glaze, the surface is lustrous and smooth, ensuring long-lasting, reliable use. The Nagomi Bowl was created as a rice bowl in response to popular demand. This pearl-like white porcelain bowl adds a touch of sparkle to your everyday dining table. This generously sized bowl is perfect for serving rice, rice bowls, and other Japanese dishes, as well as cafe au lait and soup. Enjoy a soothing moment in this smooth bowl that fits comfortably in your hand.
"Blue Rose (8011)" is available in a dinner pattern and a wide variety of other items. It also makes a great gift.
[For everyday use and gifts] This luxurious porcelain features delicate decorations on high-quality white porcelain. Its design is perfect for everyday use, tea time, special dinners, home parties, and entertaining guests, adding a touch of elegance to any table setting. It also makes an ideal gift for weddings, baby showers, wedding favors, anniversaries, and other formal occasions.
