How do the round white porcelain tiered food box and the round stripe tiered food box differ in size and tier configuration?

The standard round white porcelain tiered food box is narrow and tall, while the round stripe tiered food box is wide and low. Their width and tier configurations are different from each other. HORIE TOUKI's 'h+' round white porcelain tiered food box has an ivory-colored, smooth cylindrical silhouette^[1]. Its diameter is 11.7cm, with the 2-tier at a height of 10.2cm and the 3-tier at a height of 15.8cm, forming a configuration stacked high upward^[2].

The stripe tiered food box differs starting from the texture on the sides. A vertical stripe texture is engraved along the outer circumference of the vessel^[3]. Its diameter is 15.3cm, which is wider than the standard model, and you can choose between 1 tier (height 4.7cm) and 2 tiers (height 9.4cm) for the number of tiers^[4]. In general, tiered food boxes with a narrow and deep diameter are suitable for portioning dry side dishes into multiple compartments, while tiered food boxes with a wide and flat diameter are suitable for neatly arranging jeon (pancakes) or main dishes and serving them at the table.