Three bold green dragons wind around the interior rim, paired with red hand-painted Kanji characters — the outside is equally striking, with rust-red lotus flowers and additional Kanji on a deep ground. These ramen bowls make a statement.
In Japanese culture, the dragon is a symbol of strength, courage, and magic — an auspicious motif for a bowl meant to hold a meal that restores you. The red square chop mark on the base reads M330, but the manufacturer has not been identified. These are generously sized, heavy ceramic bowls — a practical note for shipping, and a reassurance of quality. Minor wear on the gold rims and red characters consistent with use; no cracks or chips.
A wonderful gift for the ramen enthusiast, the collector of Japanese ceramics, or anyone who wants a bowl that brings a little drama to the table.
- Maker: Unknown (marked M330), Japan - Pattern: Green dragons with red Kanji interior; rust-red lotus and Kanji exterior - Era: Early 2000s (estimated) - Material: Ceramic - Dimensions: 7.75" diameter × 2" tall; 3.5" base diameter - Quantity: Set of 2 - Note: These bowls are heavy — please keep this in mind at checkout. - Condition: Very Good Used — minor wear on gold rims and red characters; no cracks or chips. Please review all photos. - No returns — all sales final
