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Meoto Jawan Husband and Wife Bowl Set 2 bowls (His and Hers)

Sale price$86.00
Crafted for you
This piece is handmade by the artisan exclusively to order.

Creation time: 10–12 weeks.
Expected Arrival: 24 December – 14 January.
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100% made in Japan, crafted with integrity and ethical labor practices.


Product Details

  • In the Box: 1 Green Large Rice Bowl, 1 Pink Small Rice Bowl
  • Material: Fine Glazed Pottery
  • Large Bowl
    - Color Palette: Celadon Green, Sakura Pink, Warm Ivory
    - Dimensions: Diameter 5.4" × Height 2.6" (138 × 65 mm)
    - Volume: 7.8 fl oz (230 ml)
    - Weight: Approx. 8.8 oz (250 g)
  • Small Bowl
    - Color Palette: Sakura Pink, Soft Ivory, Ash Gray
    - Dimensions: Diameter 4.72" × Height 1.97" (120 × 50 mm)
    - Volume: 5.1 fl oz (150 ml)
    - Weight: Approx. 6.5 oz (185 g)

Exclusivity Note: Every bowl is shaped and finished by hand, and the gentle differences from one piece to another are a natural expression of its handmade nature.


A Meoto Jawan (夫婦茶碗), meaning “husband and wife bowls,” is a traditional Japanese pottery bowl set symbolizing harmony and balance in relationships.

The set consists of two bowls, a larger one for the husband and a smaller one for the wife.

Handcrafted in small batches by master potter Kazuhiro Kojima, the rims stay slightly organic so the bowls feel natural in the hand. A pale green glaze meets warm blush, breaking into fine patterning near the lip.

A classic wedding or anniversary gift, made to be used for rice, desserts, pickles, ice cream, or small salads.

Master potter Kazuhiro Kojima. Tsukushi

The Artist

Kazuhiro Kojima

  • Location: Higashiomi, Shiga Prefecture, Japan
  • Technique: Nanasai Tenmoku
  • Tradition: Kyoto ware / Shigaraki ware

Born in 1972, Kazuhiro Kojima is a Japanese ceramic artist and son of Taro Kojima, founder of Nunobiki Kiln. Growing up surrounded by clay, fire, and his father's restless experimentation, the kiln was never a distant place. It was home.

After completing his studies at art college, he returned to Nunobiki and trained alongside his father, gradually developing a visual language distinctly his own. His signature subject is the owl, rendered using the Nanasai Tenmoku technique across a range of scales, from monumental ceramic statues to small, intimate accessories.

His pieces have been placed in hospitals, public institutions, and streetscapes, chosen for the sense of calm and quiet warmth they carry.

Authentic Japanese pottery bowl with cherry blossoms decoration. Pink and beige color. (side view 8).
Two Japanese pottery rice bowls with a cherry blossom motif. Tsukushi
Details of Japanese ceramic rice bowls with a cherry blossom motif. Tsukushi

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Daniela Agostini (Italy)
Speechless

Perdevct in each detail and aspect. It’a something of incredible to receive the box and open it discovering passion and love for the job and for the artisanal product. One of my best Experience. Thank you very much Tsukushi! We love it and your availability and passion.

Dear Ms. Agostini
Thank you so much for these kind words. It means a lot to know the Meoto Jawan arrived with that sense of care intact, that's exactly what our artisans put into every piece. And thank you for supporting Japanese craftsmanship in this way; it's what keeps traditions like this alive.

Warm regards,
The Tsukushi Team

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Matteo Amanti (Italy)
More than an order, a beautiful memory

We couldn't be happier with our experience with Tsukushi.

We chose a beautiful set of Japanese ceramics to celebrate our third anniversary — our first anniversary in the new home we bought together. Because the date was very important to us, we contacted the shop asking if there was any possibility of shipping our order quickly enough for it to arrive in time.

What happened went far beyond our expectations.

They shipped our order immediately, and the package arrived on the exact day of our anniversary. But the most touching surprise was inside.

We had asked if they could include a little anniversary wish, and they went much further: they included a beautiful handwritten message in Japanese, with a traditional wish for us.

It was an incredibly thoughtful and personal gesture. Opening that package together, on our anniversary, in the first home we have bought together, and discovering their handwritten message turned an already meaningful gift into a memory that will stay with us for a very long time.

The ceramics themselves are beautiful, but what impressed us just as much was the extraordinary care, kindness and attention shown by Tsukushi. You can really feel that there are people behind this shop who understand and care about the meaning that these objects and Japanese traditions can have for the people receiving them.

To everyone at Tsukushi: thank you from both of us. Thank you for listening to our request, for making every effort to get our gift to us in time, and especially for the beautiful handwritten Japanese wish.

You didn't simply deliver our order on time. You became a small but very special part of the memory of our third anniversary and of the beginning of our life together in our new home.

We will think of this experience every time we use our ceramics.

With all our gratitude,
Matteo & Jessica — Italy 🇮🇹❤️🇯🇵

Thank you so much, Matteo & Jessica, for sharing such a heartfelt story.
We are truly honored to have played a part in your special celebration. Wishing you many more beautiful memories in your new home.
With gratitude,
The Tsukushi Team

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Elisabetta Pernic (Italy)
Wonderfull work!

I received my Meoto Jawan and they are really wonderfull!!!
I will make a gift for a couple who will get married…..I think they wil appreciate!!!

Dear Ms. Pernic,

What a joy to read your words!
We are so glad the Meoto Jawan reached you safely and that they charmed you as much as they charm us.
These paired bowls carry a lovely meaning of togetherness, so they truly are a beautiful choice for a couple starting their life together.
We are sure the newlyweds will treasure them.

Thank you for choosing Tsukushi for such a special gift.

Warmly,
The Tsukushi Team

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Manuel Olvera (United States)
Beautifully crafted bowls

Beautifully crafted plates and bowls. Would definitely purchase again. The packaging was also proof to ensure the plates did not break.

What a pleasure to read your kind words, Mr. Olvera.
Knowing that the pieces arrived safely and made a good impression means a great deal to us.
We take the packaging of our ceramics seriously, and we are glad it gave you peace of mind. We look forward to welcoming you back.

Warm regards,
The Tsukushi Team

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Luke B.R. (Australia)
Meoto Bowl set for upcoming 18 wedding anniversary

The bowls are beautiful and a perfect gift for this anniversary.
They arrived quickly and in pristine condition.

I will recommend this gift idea to friends and famiky

Dear Luke,
Happy 18th Anniversary! Thank you so much for choosing our Meoto Bowl set for such a special milestone.
We are thrilled to hear they arrived safely and that you’re happy with the quality.
Wishing you and your spouse a beautiful celebration and thank you for your kind recommendation!

Best Regards
Tsukushi

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