By Barbara O'Brien, About.com
Oryoki Bowls
Kanzeon Zen Center / Flickr.com, Creative Commons LicenseOryoki is Japanese for "that which contains just enough." In Japanese Zen Buddhism, "oryoki" is a set of nesting bowls used in ceremonial meals during sesshin. Monks and nuns receive the bowls at their ordinations. The ceremonial meal itself is also called "oryoki."
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