Blue Chrysanthemum Japanese Soup Bowl – Made in Japan | 菊

✦ Why We Love It

菊の花開く、品格が宿る。
Kiku no hana hiraku, hinkaku ga yadoru.
As the chrysanthemum blooms, elegance finds its home.

Blue Chrysanthemum Japanese Soup Bowl – Made in Japan | 菊

This high quality porcelain bowl, made in Japan, is finished with a striking chrysanthemum design in royal blue, soft blue, and white. The chrysanthemum is Japan’s most revered flower — the emblem of the imperial family, a symbol of longevity and refinement — rendered here with the precision and care that Japanese ceramic craft demands. With a generous 560ml capacity, perfectly sized for soups, ramen, noodles, rice dishes, cereals, and everyday meals. Dishwasher and microwave safe.

✦ A Little Piece of Japan

菊 — Kiku — the chrysanthemum, Japan’s most imperial flower. In Japan, the kiku holds the highest cultural status of any flower — it is the symbol of the Imperial Throne, known as the Chrysanthemum Throne (菊花紋窺), and has been used in Japanese art, ceramics, and family crests for over a thousand years. The chrysanthemum represents longevity, elegance, and the enduring beauty of nature — one of the most auspicious motifs you can bring into the home.

At Tokyo Gallery, we believe you are not just buying a bowl. You are learning something meaningful about the culture and craftsmanship behind it — and bringing a little piece of Japan home.

✦ Perfect For

• A ramen lover or Japanese food enthusiast
• A birthday, housewarming, or Christmas gift

菊のごとく、あなたの席に咋きますように。
Kiku no gotoku, anata no seki ni sakimasu you ni.
May your table always bloom, like the chrysanthemum.

✦ Product Details

• Made in Japan
• Material: Porcelain
• Dishwasher and microwave safe
• Suitable for home and restaurant use

✦ Size & Details

• Capacity: 560ml
• Diameter: 15cm | Height: 7cm
• Weight: 250g

At Tokyo Gallery, we believe in quality — and every piece is chosen with care.

✦ Order Today

Order the Blue Chrysanthemum Japanese Soup Bowl today and have it beautifully gift wrapped in Japanese style using traditional origami washi paper, completely free of charge.