Production Area
Arita, Saga Prefecture, Japan.
The product page lists the manufacturing location as Arita Town, Saga Prefecture.
Main Features
This is an individual plate from the Goku-Nishiki Gold Ko-Imari style series. The size is 15cm in diameter × 4cm in height, making it suitable for individual servings, desserts, appetizers, Japanese sweets, fruit, and small plated dishes.
The product page explains that one of the characteristic techniques of Edo-period Ko-Imari is Some-Nishiki, which combines blue-and-white underglaze decoration with overglaze colors such as red, green, and gold. This plate features an indigo Hanabishi ground pattern, glossy red overglaze chrysanthemums and peonies, and lavish gold decoration around the design.
The page describes the design as a representative Ko-Imari style pattern worthy of the name “Goku-Nishiki.” It can make celebration tables feel more festive while adding a chic atmosphere to everyday dinners.
Size
15cm diameter × 4cm height
This size is suitable for individual servings, desserts, appetizers, Japanese sweets, fruit, side dishes, and small plated dishes.
Box / Gift Packaging
If gift wrapping is not selected, the item is delivered in simple protective packaging. Customers who want a box should select gift wrapping. Gift wrapping can be selected with or without noshi.
The page also notes that images showing multiple or stacked pieces are for reference only; unless the product name states a set quantity, the item is sold as one piece.
Care Instructions
Microwave use is not allowed, and handwashing is recommended instead of using a dishwasher.
Because the item uses transfer decoration and extensive gold decoration, slight transfer misalignment, interruptions, uneven gold tone, or fading may appear due to the manufacturing process.
Recommended For
This item is ideal for customers who appreciate Arita ware, Ko-Imari style, Some-Nishiki decoration, gold accents, Japanese individual plates, refined dining, celebration tableware, and memorable gifts from Japan.
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