A handmade miniature plate in the form of an auspicious motif of the Japanese culture, in this case a plum blossom. A 'mamezara' is a tiny plate to be used for seasonings, dipping sauce and appetizers. This little plate features greyish-white and sandy texture which come from the coarse black clay used to make them. 'Teokoshi' is a Japanese hand-building technique for making ceramic items, using rolled clay carefully shaped around plaster molds. Made in Aichi Prefecture in Japan by Marumitsu Poterie, established in 1950. Measures 82mm in diameter, 18mm high. Microwave safe, but not dishwasher safe, or oven safe.
Care Advice
- Weight g 60g
- Item Dimensions ⌀8 x H2
- Materials Glazed ceramic
A handmade miniature plate in the form of an auspicious motif of the Japanese culture, in this case a plum blossom. A 'mamezara' is a tiny plate to be used for seasonings, dipping sauce and appetizers. This little plate features greyish-white and sandy texture which come from the coarse black clay used to make them. 'Teokoshi' is a Japanese hand-building technique for making ceramic items, using rolled clay carefully shaped around plaster molds. Made in Aichi Prefecture in Japan by Marumitsu Poterie, established in 1950. Measures 82mm in diameter, 18mm high. Microwave safe, but not dishwasher safe, or oven safe.
Care Advice
- Weight g 60g
- Item Dimensions ⌀8 x H2
- Materials Glazed ceramic
