🎎 Japanese Ceramic Bowl with Momiji Maple Leaf Design – Everyday Useware – Japan Antique Roadshow
This charming Japanese ceramic bowl features a subtle speckled glaze and an etched design of momiji (Japanese maple) leaves at the center—a seasonal motif deeply associated with autumn beauty and poetic reflection in Japanese culture. Though not particularly old (likely made within the last 20–30 years), it carries a warmth and simplicity that invites daily use.
The bowl’s soft yellow glaze and rich brown detailing give it a calm, earthy aesthetic. Suitable for a modest serving of cereal, snacks, senbei crackers, or candies, it’s a versatile and practical piece for those who appreciate the beauty of everyday objects in Japanese life.
📏 Approximate dimensions
• Width (top): 12.7 cm
• Width (base): 7.2 cm
• Height: 4.5 cm
• Weight: 230 g
• Material: Glazed ceramic
• Era: Modern (estimated less than 30 years old)
• Condition: Very good – no chips, cracks, or scratches
Curated in Shizuoka City by Kurt Bell, this humble little bowl offers a quiet, seasonal touch for the table—and a nod to the enduring grace of Japanese design.
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