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POTPURRI × MINO DONBURI

2026.1.14(Wed)-2.1(Sun)
POTPURRI Kiyosumi-Shirakawa

2026.1.22(Thu)-2.17(Tue)
POTPURRI Shoin-jinja

Donburi bowls from Mino bring pleasure to everyday meals.
A donburi bowl is wonderfully versatile.
Use it for rice topped with seafood or chicken and egg, as well as noodles or soup.
Smaller sizes are useful for yoghurt and cereal too.
Size, shape, colour and pattern all reveal the individual character of each kiln. Even choosing a bowl is part of the pleasure.
Find a bowl that suits the way you cook and eat.

2026.1.14(Wed)-2.1(Sun)
POTPURRI Kiyosumi-Shirakawa

2026.1.22(Thu)-2.17(Tue)
POTPURRI Shoin-jinja

Donburi bowls from Mino bring pleasure to everyday meals.

A donburi bowl is wonderfully versatile.
Use it for rice topped with seafood or chicken and egg, as well as noodles or soup.
Smaller sizes are useful for yoghurt and cereal too.
The convenience of serving a whole meal in one bowl
has made donburi popular well beyond Japan.

This selection brought together bowls from many Mino kilns.
The featured painted decorations are applied by hand,
and some designs depend on skills now held by only a small number of craftspeople.

Size, shape, colour and pattern reveal the character of each kiln,
making even choosing a bowl part of the pleasure.

Find a bowl that suits the way you cook and eat.

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MINO DONBURI

Mino ware has a history of more than 1,300 years. Its local clays include deposits associated with the ancient Lake Tokai,
formed and transformed over long geological periods.
The Mino region is rich in different kinds of ceramic clay.
Mino ware is made across Toki, Tajimi, Kani and Mizunami, where smaller pottery districts together form a major ceramics-producing region.

MINO DONBURI

Mino ware has a history of more than 1,300 years. Its local clays include deposits associated with the ancient Lake Tokai,
formed and transformed over long geological periods.

The Mino region is rich in different kinds of ceramic clay.

Across Toki, Tajimi, Kani and Mizunami,
smaller pottery districts together form the Mino ware production region.