Chiken Bowl

In the past, rooster bowls were ordinary white bowls without any patterns on them. When finished, they were sent to burn the color on the coating at Pang Khey district.^[1] After that a rooster graphic was drawn on bowl, the drawn rooster, typically depicted as a red junglefowl, had a red neck and trunk, black tail and legs walking on green grass, with purple peonies and green leaves cut with black outline. Generally, three banana trees and sometimes bats were drawn on the opposite side of the rooster. There were flowers and small leaves on the bottom of the bowl. The quality of the bowl has been very durable, and the beauty of the pattern has made the rooster bowl be a standard Chinese bowl.

There are different sizes of rooster bowls: 4 inches wide, 5 inches wide, 6 inches deep, 8 inches wide and 8 inches deep. The 5-6 inches wide size is for the households and restaurants and 7-8 inches for the laborers because they eat much.