Ceramic Arte Buddhist Altar Rice Bowl with Gold Arabesque Design [Approx. 5.2 x 5.7cm Diameter Genuine Gold Finish Made in Japan] Medium-sized

[Made in Japan] Made in Japan. This is a carefully crafted [Made in Japan Buddhist altar accessory]. Finished by baking real gold onto ceramic. The gold arabesque surface pattern, created using traditional techniques, is both dazzling and subdued in elegance. Each piece is carefully crafted by artisans in Seto City, Aichi Prefecture, a major pottery production area. [Unfading Gold Shine] This piece is made by applying real gold to ceramics and firing it in a special kiln. This product, as well as other pieces in the Gold Arabesque series, is made by firing real gold onto ceramics, so the gold will not peel off as easily as it would with plated products. You can enjoy the beautiful shine of gold forever. [Buddhist rice bowl] This rice bowl is used to offer rice to Buddha and ancestors. Also known as a small Buddhist bowl, it has been used since ancient times. Its convenient size of 5.8cm in diameter and 6.3cm in height makes it suitable for use in Buddhist altars, as well as modern Buddhist altars and smaller miniature Buddhist altars. Its size makes it a perfect complement to teacups used for offering tea or water. CERAMIC Arte is a new, modern brand of Buddhist altar equipment created by artisans and designers with four generations of experience in the production of Buddhist altar equipment. It is a departure from traditional designs and is suited to modern living. This "Gold Arabesque Buddhist Altar Equipment Series" was created to blend in with a variety of prayer styles, from Japanese-style rooms to Western-style rooms, and from stately altars to modern ones. [Product Details] ▼Size: Approx. 5.2 x 5.7 cm diameter ▼Made in Japan (Seto City, Aichi Prefecture) ▼Material: Ceramic with gold finish ▼Care: Since it is ceramic, it can be cleaned in the same way as dishwashing. Simply hand wash with a soft sponge and dishwashing detergent. (Please avoid using abrasives, hard sponges, scrubbing pads, or putting it in the dishwasher.)