The Story
The grace and precision of the liturgy of oryoki helps us to be present for all aspects of a meal. This five-bowl set, made from high-grade Bakelite, is used in Japanese Zen temples where a flat-bottomed "Buddha-bowl" is the tradition. (At other temples, the largest bowl is rounded on the bottom.) The bowls come with a dark blue cloth placemat (wrapping cloth), lap napkin, wiping cloth, and utensil holder, plus a wooden spoon and chopstick set.
There are three scraper options, depending on your preference: traditional setsu, wooden paddle, and silicon spatula.
Hand wash to preserve your bowls and utensils.
Largest bowl has 5" diameter.
Click here for oryoki instructions, including instructions on how to make your own setsu tip for the setsu scraper.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
The grace and precision of the liturgy of oryoki helps us to be present for all aspects of a meal. This five-bowl set, made from high-grade Bakelite, is used in Japanese Zen temples where a flat-bottomed "Buddha-bowl" is the tradition. (At other temples, the largest bowl is rounded on the bottom.) The bowls come with a dark blue cloth placemat (wrapping cloth), lap napkin, wiping cloth, and utensil holder, plus a wooden spoon and chopstick set.
There are three scraper options, depending on your preference: traditional setsu, wooden paddle, and silicon spatula.
Hand wash to preserve your bowls and utensils.
Largest bowl has 5" diameter.
Click here for oryoki instructions, including instructions on how to make your own setsu tip for the setsu scraper.
