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Rust kairagi crackle glaze rectangle plate by Hyosankama

Rust Kairagi Rectangle Plate

Hyosankama
$50.00
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A Japanese rectangle plate in a rust kairagi crackle glaze, handcrafted in Japan's Mino ware tradition. Durable and elegant, it's perfect for side dishes and cake, and adds a rustic touch to any table setting.

The rust kairagi glaze develops a crackled finish during kiln firing, so every piece has its own subtle variations in tone and texture. Hyosankama is a Mino ware pottery in Gifu Prefecture, one of Japan's most varied pottery traditions, with over 15 styles designated as traditional crafts.

More from the range: the Large and Small Rust Kairagi Plates.

Details

  • Maker: Hyosankama
  • Material: glazed ceramic (Mino ware)
  • Measurements: approx. 18.7 × 12.2 × 2.5 cm high
  • Colour: rust kairagi crackle
  • As each piece is handcrafted, plates may differ slightly from piece to piece
  • Made in Japan

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Hyosankama

The Hyosankama kiln has a long tradition of pottery production within Japan. When Yozaemon, the fourth generation of the Hyosankama kiln, presented vessels to Nobunaga Oda, he was praised for his technique; and when presented to Oda Nobunaga he was praised for his technique and given a red seal and the family name of "Hashiba" to authorise the production of pottery.

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