Fubachi Cereal bowl Black

Yes, Fubachi is safe to use in both the microwave and dishwasher.

That said, it is still a handcrafted piece made from unglazed pottery, so we recommend placing it gently in the dishwasher to avoid contact with other dishes.
For those who prefer a more mindful routine, hand-washing with a soft cloth is also an excellent way to care for the bowl over time.

Absolutely.
While designed as a cereal bowl, Fubachi is equally suited for fruit, soups, or light meals.
Its wide, open form makes it a refined ceramic fruit bowl, while its sculptural presence allows it to stand among thoughtful decorative bowls.
Whether in daily use or quietly resting on a shelf, it adapts with grace.

Yes, the Fubachi Cereal Bowl pairs beautifully with Western tableware.
Its minimalist form and matte black finish create a striking contrast with white porcelain, stoneware, or natural wood.
Whether set on a rustic table or a refined modern setting, it brings a quiet balance that complements rather than competes.

Yes.
Even when not in use, Fubachi holds its presence as a subtle accent in the home.
Its uneven lines, unglazed texture, and wabi sabi aesthetic make it more than just a bowl, it becomes part of your environment.
Whether placed on a shelf, a sideboard, or by a window, it brings calm and intention to any space. You can also use it to hold personal items like jewelry, as a refined centerpiece, or as part of a curated Japanese decor arrangement.

Absolutely.
Fubachi makes a refined choice for those seeking thoughtful pottery gifts.
Handcrafted and rooted in tradition, it speaks to intention and presence.

Whether offered as a housewarming, birthday, or quiet gesture, it stands apart from ordinary items, a piece that reflects care and quiet beauty. For lovers of culture and craftsmanship, it’s also an elegant option among Japanese gifts.

Each ceramic bowl is shaped by hand in small batches, without molds or machines. This is also why, when the product is not immediately available, it will be made just for you after you place your order.
It is a truly handcrafted piece, and its irregular lines, subtle curves, and unglazed surface reflect the individuality of the artisan who made it.
No two pieces are exactly alike; each one carries its own quiet character, shaped by both tradition and touch.

The word bachi (鉢) in Japanese refers to a traditional open-form bowl used for serving food with simplicity and balance.
Often wide and shallow, bachi are part of Japan’s long history of functional yet elegant pottery bowls.
The name Fubachi blends this classic shape with the kanji 風 (fu) meaning “wind” or “flow,” reflecting movement, air, and subtle energy. It’s a modern take on pottery handmade bowls, a piece shaped by tradition, but guided by feeling.

The indentation is part of the original design.
It’s intended to support the thumb, offering a more comfortable grip when holding the pottery bowl with one hand.
Subtle and intentional, this detail blends aesthetics with usability, an example of how form and function quietly meet in Fubachi.

Yes, the Fubachi Cereal Bowl is fired at high temperatures, so even though it’s unglazed, it’s completely safe for food and soups.
Made using traditional Japanese techniques, it’s designed to be both beautiful and practical. The surface feels natural and a bit textured, but it's perfect for everyday use.
Just avoid soaking it too long, and dry it well after washing.