Ōryōkiryoki, meaning "vessel that contains just enough", is a set of six nested wooden bowls that have been traditionally used by Buddhist monks. While most ryoki have a glossy finish, our matte version lends a modern, timeless appearance. Orchestrated by Gato Mikio Shoten, these bowls are handcrafted by Japanese master artisan Nakade Hiromichi and are only available in limited quantities. Mr. Nakade specializes in the manufacture of ryoki, which require

See how using octagonal chopsticks changes your experience

As each bag is made from one rectangular piece of fabric

The polyurethane finish prevents blackening

Ōtake erodes the sugi wood with sand

200-year history of rōketsuzome dyeing

and light prep work

and fold them to stow away when not in use

delightfully warm and cozy

Preorders will take two months to ship

Entering the business as clay makers and sellers in 1913

Easy to take on the go

It is lightweight and compact making it easy to move around in the home depending on its use - whether it’s for the kitchen island or outdoor bar