Elegant Appearance This small plate will instantly brighten up your dining table. The indigo pattern in the center is the traditional hemp leaf pattern. The contrast with the surrounding painted designs is eye-catching. The design extends to the back, making this a masterpiece that exudes meticulous craftsmanship. For everyday meals and celebrations This small plate is very convenient for holding soy sauce, sauces, and condiments. It's also perfect for serving pickles and other palate cleansers. These plates are just the right size for desserts, and look great on rice crackers or other small Japanese sweets. They're stackable, so you can keep several for family use or for guests. Size Diameter: Approx. 11.3cmHeight: Approx. 2.6cm Weight Approx. 92g Material Porcelain MicrowaveDishwasher Microwave: NoDishwasher: △ (Hand washing recommended. Repeated washing may cause the paint to peel off due to friction.) Direct FlameOven Direct Flame: NoOven × Maintenance recommendations from the pottery maker - When cleaning, please pay close attention to the instructions for detergents and other cleaning products. Be especially careful with products that use gold, silver, platinum, etc.; using polishing agents, cleansers, or harsh cleaning with metal or hard scrubbing pads can cause scratches and peeling. - Products with silver overglazes may darken due to the oxygen in the air, but can be restored to their original silver color with silver polish or similar. Do not use bleach. - After using, wash the vessel as soon as possible, dry it thoroughly, and store it in a dry place. Insufficient drying can cause mold and odors. Product Characteristics/Handling Precautions - Products with overglazes on the inside cannot be used as storage containers except for everyday use such as vinegared dishes. - Products with cracked enamel will naturally retain traces of soy sauce and soup. Please use with caution. - Although the bases of the items are all polished, please be careful not to scratch other materials. For added safety, it is best to use a pad when stacking items. - Each vessel is handcrafted by an artisan. As a result, individual differences in size, shape, color, and pattern may occur due to firing and raw materials. - Please understand that variations in color intensity, small paint spots, and distortions that do not affect use are characteristics of the vessel. - Pinholes may be found, and the pattern and color may vary. - Recommended for those who want to enjoy the warm texture that can only be achieved through handcrafting, where each vessel has its own unique character. - Prices may be subject to revisions and adjustments depending on the artist or potter. Things to Know Before Purchasing The unique character of each piece of pottery is created by mottling, fading, uneven glaze, shading, and shape variations not found in mass-produced items. Handmade pottery is not perfectly uniform, with pinholes, crazing, or distortions. Each piece is slightly different in color, size, and shape, and no two pieces are exactly alike. This is the charm of handmade pottery. These are also the unique characteristics of handmade pottery, so enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime encounter. [Individual Differences] Since each piece is carefully hand-painted, slight variations in the design and color tone may be present. [Color Variations/Baking Variations] Since each piece is handmade, there may be individual differences in shape, size, thickness, etc. [Other Notes] 〇 Products that have passed inspection by the pottery manufacturer or artist are inspected again before being delivered to customers. ■ For more information, please click here. Characteristics of Tableware and Things to Know When Purchasing About the Series This product is available in different sizes. ■You can also see Arita ware tableware here. Find your favorite! Arita ware Listing Page Arita ware Arita ware is porcelain produced in Arita Town, Saga Prefecture, and its surrounding areas. It is said to be the first porcelain made in Japan, and has been widely enjoyed as tableware and crafts for over 400 years. While Arita ware is often associated with translucent white porcelain and painted designs, there are also many dishes made with vibrant glazes, adding a rich variety of color to your dining table.
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