Motoshige Suri Bowl

No, the Sansho wood pestle should be hand-washed only. The earthenware mortar is dishwasher safe, but the wooden component requires gentle care to maintain its integrity and prevent warping.

Yes, the earthenware mortar is microwave safe, making it convenient if you need to slightly warm ingredients or dressings before serving.

The integrated silicone ring is highly effective. It provides a secure, non-slip grip on most countertop surfaces, allowing you to apply the necessary pressure for grinding without the bowl sliding around.

This suribachi is ideal for grinding spices, herbs, sesame seeds, and creating small-batch dressings or sauces. The grooved interior is specifically designed to catch and crush ingredients efficiently.

This is a compact, small-scale tool with a 4.33-inch diameter. It is best suited for finishing touches, individual servings, or small amounts of spices rather than large-batch cooking.

While the grooves are essential for grinding, they can trap residue. We recommend using a stiff brush or a dedicated bamboo whisk (surikogi brush) to easily sweep out any remaining bits from the grooves after use.