High Rim Plates
A collection page of Made In Japan | Japanese Tableware
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Elegant high-rim plates that are beautifully handcrafted. This collection contains a versatile selection , perfect for serving side dishes, appetizers, or tapas . These pieces are designed to add an earthy element to table settings. This series is made from Minoyaki porcelain and fired at high temperatures in the renowned Taka kiln in Gifu, Japan. The collection offers a range of glazes from warm, earthy tones with subtle hazel accents to unique speckled textures. Its minimalist look offers a clean backdrop that lets your food take center stage while making each piece one of a kind. The high-rim design brings the refined aesthetic of professional culinary presentation . Additionally, it serves a practical purpose so that you can make sure all your dishes stay neatly contained. They could go well with about any dish, whether you’re serving delicate desserts or hearty sides . Every high-rim plate is a creation of artisanal craftsmanship , with slight glaze and texture variations akin to Japanese pottery's handcrafted nature. Are high-rim plates for you? All our plates are skilfully c rafted at the Taka kiln by a respected producer of fine ceramics since 1960. These pieces are fired at high temperatures to strengthen the plate so that it can withstand the high demand of everyday use. In addition to their stunning aesthetics, our artisanal plates are built for modern convenience. However, care should be taken to avoid sudden temperature changes. Advantages: Each plate is crafted at the Taka kiln in Japan, showcasing the artisanal skill of a renowned Japanese ceramic maker. The elevated rim provides both aesthetic appeal and practical function , ensuring that sauces, dressings, and dishes stay contained. These plates are built to withstand everyday use and remain chip-resistant. Microwave and dishwasher-safe , easy to care for and versatile enough for any cooking method. The hand-applied glaze makes each plate truly unique. Disadvantages: Fragile with extreme temperature
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