HANADAYORI Hoval Plate

Production Area

Arita, Saga Prefecture, Japan.
The product page lists the manufacturing location as Arita Town, Saga Prefecture.

Main Features

The name hoval comes from the Japanese word meaning “to eat heartily” and the word “oval.”

It is described as a versatile piece for one serving of curry or pasta, as well as salads for several people. The inside has a raised return edge designed to make food easier to scoop.

Size

25.5cm wide × 18.5cm deep × 5.5cm maximum height / 4cm minimum height
This size is suitable for Japanese curry, pasta, salads, stews, stir-fried dishes, one-plate meals, and shared dishes.

Box / Gift Packaging

If gift wrapping is not selected, the item is delivered in simple protective packaging. Customers who want a box should select gift wrapping.

Image 7 shows the same shape in the “hoval Hakji” design stacked for reference. The delivered item is the content shown in the first product image, and unless the product name states a set quantity, the item is sold as one piece.

Care Instructions

Microwave use is allowed, and handwashing is recommended instead of using a dishwasher.
Because each piece is made by hand, slight differences in dimensions, shape, color, and pattern may occur. Color variation, small paint specks, and minor warping that do not affect use are described as characteristics of the ware.

Recommended For

This item is ideal for customers who appreciate Arita ware, Japanese curry plates, pasta bowls, oval serving bowls, practical Japanese tableware, floral designs, everyday dining, and memorable gifts from Japan.