Snow Shino Mino Ware Ramen Bowl M japanese_handmade the mark on the bottom

the mark on the bottom of the plate/bowl might be different due to different batches of manufacturing (please see the last two pictures for reference) and both versions are authentic products from Kaneko Kohyo

This is a phenomenon in which organic matter attached to the glaze material during glazing is baked and forms small dents

Due to Shino glazes' low fluxing temperatures

- Long fish/salad plates: https://theontologie

While using

Snow Shino Mino Ware Ramen Bowl M japanese_handmade the mark on the bottomThis tableware is from a historic manufacturer established in 1956 in Mizunami City, Gifu Prefecture. While giving a handmade feel, this commercial tableware is made of porcelain and durable. It is made with a potter's wheel and the shape is comfortable to hold in your hand. Shino ware is a type of Mino ware that was fired in Mino (Gifu Prefecture) during the Azuchi Momoyama period (1573 1603) using a white glaze. They tend to range in color from