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#예쁜그릇자랑 #식탁위예술 After moving out of my parents' house and starting to live on my own, I naturally began cooking my own meals. I realized I wanted to own dishes that were pretty to my eyes, rather than those filled with my mother's taste. That is how I fell into the world of dishes. After discovering the unique charm of ceramic dishes, I started visiting various dish shops and collecting them one by one. Looking back, I think I prefer Japanese dishes that are neat and simple rather than those with flashy patterns. Today, I selected a few of the rice bowls and noodle bowls that I use frequently and captured them in photos. There are many dishes I would like to introduce, including plates, pasta bowls, and cups, but surprisingly, it is not easy to find pretty ones for the most basic bowls used every day, such as rice bowls or soup bowls. Since these are dishes I collected with such difficulty, I am showing off the ones I have a deep affection for and reach for often. One thing to remember when buying Japanese dishes is that the import season and quantity are often limited! If you keep putting it off, thinking you'll buy it later or someday, it might become difficult to find them again. When I lived alone, I used to hesitate about buying a two-person set due to the cost and storage space, but I would always end up bringing home just one piece at a time. Now that I live with a roommate, I often find myself regretting those choices. Many of the dishes I liked back then are no longer available. I should have just bought the dishes I liked at the time! I learned the lesson that dish shopping is not something to be put off. So, if you come across some beautiful dishes that you absolutely love, don't hesitate too long; just bring them home! 🤍