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RYOUKA Usuki Diamond Shaped Sauce Plate

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RYOUKA Usuki Diamond Shaped Sauce PlateThis beautiful diamond shaped sauce plate is from the RYOUKA series of Usukiyaki. The RYOUKA series is based on floral motifs, and this sauce dish is inspired by kousa dogwood, which features diamond shaped flowers. The petal design complements the food as if it were a picture frame. The wavy rim cast shadows on the plate and table, creating a beautiful look. Ideal size for use as a sauce plate. It is also versatile for serving small dishes such as

This beautiful diamond-shaped sauce plate is from the RYOUKA series of Usukiyaki. The RYOUKA series is based on floral motifs, and this sauce dish is inspired by kousa dogwood, which features diamond-shaped flowers. 

The petal design complements the food as if it were a picture frame. The wavy rim cast shadows on the plate and table, creating a beautiful look.

Ideal size for use as a sauce plate. It is also versatile for serving small dishes such as cheese, nuts, condiments, etc. It can also be combined on top of a larger plate or in a Bento lunch box for a more stylish and sophisticated food presentation.

Usukiyaki is produced using a technique called "Katauchi" (molding). The sheet-shaped-clay is placed on a plaster mold, and is shaped with the fingers including each petal. This process gives the work a handmade feel that cannot be achieved through mass production, and gives it a stoneware-like appearance even though it is a porcelain piece.

RYOUKA Series
This series was inspired by dignified flowers such as lotus, cherry blossoms, and Kousa dogwood that bloom in the fields and mountains of Usuki in Oita, which is rich in nature.

Since all products are made by hand, there may be individual differences in shape and color.
We hope you will enjoy them as the warmth of handmade products.
Learn more about our product quality here

PRODUCT DETAIL

  • Quantity: 1
  • Dimension: 12.5cm(4.9in) x 7cm(2.8in) x H1.8cm(0.7in)
  • Box Size: 13.5cm(5.3in) x 9cm(3.5in) xH3.3cm(1.3in)
  • Weight(including box): Approx. 160g(0.4lbs)
  • Material: Porcelain
  • Origin: Made in Japan- Oita Prefecture
  • Brand: USUKIYAKI
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