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Updated Dec 15

Akiko's Pottery black clay rice bowls

Name: Akiko's Pottery black clay rice bowls
Brand: Akiko
SKU: 5ee3ac2dffba946b254b95fc
Price: 50.0 USD
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Beautiful hand thrown Japanese rice bowls by local artisan Akiko. Ironware heavy feel. Set of 2 or selling individually. Both black clay bowls with Japanese symbol. Size 5" x 2.75" h. I have 4-keeping 2. Mine have the Harmony & family symbol-my daughters name so I am keeping them for her. Great for serving sticky rice dish or I use mine for snacks like cashews or pistachios-sometimes m&ms! Nice bowls. Rustic. Handmade art.

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grasshopper026 What do the symbols mean in the two that you are selling? New or used?

Jan 21Reply

grasshopper026 Are these new, used? What do the symbols mean?

Jan 22Reply

islandbaggage @grasshopper026 They are like new, I purchased them at Seattle's Pike Place Market from Akiko when she had a booth there. I have kept them in a sideboard China hutch. They are Japanese writing. one means harmony, family love & happiness. I have a daughter whose name is Harmony. I am keeping that one for her. I have used one on my kitchen bar for roasted cashews or other snacks. Very fine stoneware pottery. you can find it on her website.

Jan 22Reply

grasshopper026 @islandbaggage Oh, perfect! Can you do free shipping? My offer is low as a result of shipping prices. Will they be wrapped super safe so that they arrive safely? I’m in WA state.

Jan 22Reply

islandbaggage @grasshopper026 I looked both of these up, it is Kanji, these say good luck.

Jan 22Reply

islandbaggage @grasshopper026 I am on Vashon Island in the Puget Sound. I am offended; I am selling very nice things I have to make ends meet due to situation. If I even considered giving you these for $15 & free shipping, poshmark takes 20% off the total. I would net a little over $5. why would anyone take such a loss? If you want cheap things, go to Good will.

Jan 22Reply