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White Saliu plate and fork (19*10cm / 7.3*4.1in)

White Saliu plate and fork (19*10cm / 7.3*4.1in)[081001]

Our Selling Price: 2,350Yen (tax excl.)
Quantity:  sets
This set consists of the plate and fork, not included the other items shown in the pictures.

Cheerful look


The simply- designed plate is produced by potter clay and has an earthy look. It is coated with a white matte glaze. The white glaze creates a light, subdued image. It will be really good for the spring or summer tea setting with its light image. Sweets would go with this plate rather than snacks. A little wooden fork which has a beautiful natural color comes with the plate.


  Small individual plates at Japanese tea

Many people enjoy sweets and snacks with Japanese teas. Small individual plates are often used to serve the sweets. They are useful when you have guests. A small sweets plate beside a Japanese tea cup makes your tea time a little more elegant. Wagashi (Japanese cakes) are one of the popular sweets in Japan. You may serve cookies and chocolates with the plates.


  A tradition of quality

Produced in the Toki, Tajimi, Mizunami, and Kani regions of Gifu prefecture with a 1300-year history, Mino ware accounts for over 50 percent of Japanese ceramics now. As “the way of tea” gained popularity about 400 years ago, craftsmen in Mino began producing artistic tea utensils. Shino (white and textured), Kizeto (yellow ocher), Oribe (green pattern over light gray base) and Setoguro (black) are representative of these crafts. Now, 15 types of Mino ware are government-recognized traditional crafts of Japan.
Nowadays, there are many manufacturers of Mino ware, with factories producing large numbers of these fine ceramics. A side variety of ceramics, including tableware, tiles, and tools are produced by inheriting the techniques of the past and being challenged to create new technologies for the future. Mino ware’s long history and high quality makes it a prime example of Japanese ceramics and an excellent addition to any collection.


Production regionMino (Gifu Japan)
  Fork : Indonesia
Dimensions185*105*h13mm (7.28*4.13*h0.51in)
  Fork : 132*13*h13mm
Weight15.77g (15.77oz) (including fork)
MaterialPotter's clay
  Fork : wood
Coating / GlazeWhite glaze