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Amabro Okuizome - Dinner Set - Sand - Gessato Design Store
Amabro Okuizome - Dinner Set - Sand - Gessato Design Store
Amabro Okuizome - Dinner Set - Sand - Gessato Design Store
Amabro Okuizome - Dinner Set - Sand - Gessato Design Store
Amabro Okuizome - Dinner Set - Sand - Gessato Design Store
Amabro Okuizome - Dinner Set - Sand - Gessato Design Store
Amabro Okuizome - Dinner Set - Sand - Gessato Design Store
Amabro Okuizome - Dinner Set - Sand - Gessato Design Store
Amabro Okuizome - Dinner Set - Sand - Gessato Design Store
Amabro Okuizome - Dinner Set - Sand - Gessato Design Store
Amabro Okuizome - Dinner Set - Sand - Gessato Design Store
Amabro Okuizome - Dinner Set - Sand - Gessato Design Store
Amabro Okuizome - Dinner Set - Sand - Gessato Design Store
Amabro Okuizome - Dinner Set - Sand - Gessato Design Store
Amabro Okuizome - Dinner Set - Sand - Gessato Design Store
Amabro Okuizome - Dinner Set - Sand - Gessato Design Store
Amabro Okuizome - Dinner Set - Sand - Gessato Design Store

Amabro Okuizome – Dinner Set

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Okuizome is a traditional custom dating back to the Heian period in Japan. It is typically observed around 100 days after a baby's birth,...

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Okuizome is a traditional custom dating back to the Heian period in Japan. It is typically observed around 100 days after a baby’s birth, coinciding with the emergence of their…

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Okuizome is a traditional custom dating back to the Heian period in Japan. It is typically observed around 100 days after a baby’s birth, coinciding with the emergence of their milk teeth. During the ceremony, the “foster parent” presents chopsticks near the baby’s mouth symbolically, wishing for longevity and a life free from worries about food. In the past, formal tableware used for Okuizome included high-legged meal trays adorned with lacquerware. However, modern preferences lean towards durable tableware suitable for everyday use.

Okuizome by Amabro originates from Hasami-cho, Nagasaki Prefecture. This 8-piece set of Hasami ware includes a rice bowl, soup bowl, flat plate, jar bowl, Fuji small plate, chopstick rest, chopsticks, and a paulownia box. The lid of the paulownia box doubles as a celebratory tray, offering both practicality and cultural significance.

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    Okuizome is a traditional custom dating back to the Heian period in Japan. It is typically observed around 100 days after a baby’s birth, coinciding with the emergence of their milk teeth. During the ceremony, the “foster parent” presents chopsticks near the baby’s mouth symbolically, wishing for longevity and a life free from worries about food. In the past, formal tableware used for Okuizome included high-legged meal trays adorned with lacquerware. However, modern preferences lean towards durable tableware suitable for everyday use.

    Okuizome by Amabro originates from Hasami-cho, Nagasaki Prefecture. This 8-piece set of Hasami ware includes a rice bowl, soup bowl, flat plate, jar bowl, Fuji small plate, chopstick rest, chopsticks, and a paulownia box. The lid of the paulownia box doubles as a celebratory tray, offering both practicality and cultural significance.

    Specifications

    • Material: Porcelain, ate wood, paulownia wood
    • Colors: Gray, sand
    • Set includes: 1 x Rice bowl, 1 x soup bowl, 1 x plate, 1 x jar bowl, 1 x Fuji small plate, 1 x chopstick rest, 1 x chopstick, 1 x wooden box
    • Dimensions rice bowl: φ 3.9" x 2.3" or φ 10 cm x 6 cm
    • Dimensions soup bowl: φ 3.5" x 2.3" or φ 9 cm x 6 cm
    • Dimensions flat plate: 5.11" x 3.9" x 0.7" or 13 cm x 10 cm x 2 cm
    • Dimensions tsubo bowl: φ 3.9" x 2.16" or φ 10 cm x 5.5 cm
    • Dimensions small plate: 1.7" x 3.34" x 0.8" or 4.5 cm x 8.5 cm x 2.2 cm
    • Dimensions chopstick rest: 1.96" x 0.98" x 0.31" or 5 cm x 2.5 cm x 0.8 cm
    • Dimensions chopstick: 7" or 18 cm
    • Dimensions wooden box: 12.5" x 3.11" x 9.8" or 32 cm x 7.9 cm x 25 cm
    • Weight: 2.95 lb or 1.34 kg
    • Origin: Handmade in Japan
     

    Amabro Okuizome – Dinner Set

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