【303select】 【Monthly Special】Arita Ware Japan Sometsuke Net-Patterned Asanoha Flat Plate

This Sometsuke Net-Patterned Asanoha Flat Plate from Keizan Kiln, paired with bright porcelain, features an artisan's meticulously hand-painted Sometsuke net pattern that exudes Japanese aesthetics and the warmth of handmade crafts. It fully showcases the unique pure white texture and light, delicate feel characteristic of Arita Ware. When combined with simple elements, it allows for a more free and relaxed enjoyment of daily use, making it a vessel perfect for accompanying your everyday life. Dishes are beautifully presented against the clean and elegant white porcelain, specially highlighting the warmth of everyday moments. Arita Ware porcelain has rounded edges and a refined texture, making it excellent for food presentation. Even the simplest dishes can easily achieve a sophisticated look, allowing you to experience a beautiful culinary ritual at home, bringing you the most beautiful table settings and the most comforting lifestyle aesthetics. Suitable for Dishes | Ideal for serving Tamagoyaki, side dishes, main meat courses, pasta, risotto, salads, fruits, desserts, and various other dishes. Suitable for Cookware | ✓ Microwave × Oven Cleaning Method | Glazed items (overglaze enamel) are not recommended to be cleaned by methods other than hand washing to prevent damage to the glaze. ✓ Hand Wash: Can be cleaned with a soft cloth or sponge ✓ Dishwasher × Dish Dryer About Arita Ware Arita Ware originates from Saga Prefecture, the birthplace of Japanese ceramics. It even became popular in Europe in the 1650s, opening up international horizons for Japanese pottery. Its most significant characteristic is its pure white, lightweight texture, with a hardness as refined as glass, offering astonishing ceramic performance. Coupled with ornate Japanese pattern designs, it was highly favored by European nobles at the time. For over 400 years, Arita Ware's tradition and innovation have shaped a unique Japanese aesthetic consciousness. Since 2016, new initiatives like the SAGAMA project have begun, showcasing the beauty of combining modern and traditional techniques. Brand Story | About Keizan Kiln (溪山窯 Keizangama) Founded by the first-generation owner, Mr. Ryuichi Shinohara, in 1957, inheriting 400 years of craftsmanship. It was named after the beautiful Sarukawa Valley near the kiln. Keizan Kiln initially focused on producing vessels exclusively for the Imperial family and high-end Japanese restaurants. However, with the changing times, it gradually transformed to create vessels suitable for everyday home use. Each piece from Keizan Kiln is hand-painted by artisans. With their exquisite skills and color control techniques, every item is imbued with a unique, hand-painted warmth, bringing elegant detail and practicality. They are committed to conveying that using Keizan Kiln vessels can make the user's daily life more comforting and full of joy. Imported from Japan × Manufactured in Saga Prefecture × Produced by Keizan Kiln Kiln | Keizan Kiln Material | Arita Ware Porcelain (Amakusa Toseki from Kumamoto Prefecture) Color | White Porcelain, Sometsuke (Blue and White) Specifications | Available in 4 sizes - 3 inches ∅9 cm | Dimensions | Approx. ∅9 × H 1.4 cm (Inner Diameter 8 cm) / Weight | Approx. 70 g - 4 inches ∅12 cm | Dimensions | Approx. ∅12 × H 1.6 cm (Inner Diameter 10.5 cm) / Weight | Approx. 120 g