Production Area
Imari, Saga Prefecture, Japan.
The product page lists the manufacturing location as Imari City, Saga Prefecture.
Main Features
This serving plate belongs to the Iro-Nabeshima Asanoha pattern series. The product page explains that Iro-Nabeshima developed as ceramics made for presentation to the Tokugawa shogun family, daimyo lords, and court nobles. It is described as a large plate that brings together innovative design and refined technique.
The Asanoha pattern is a traditional Japanese geometric motif, while the Kikyo-style rim gives the plate a delicate flower-like outline. Together, they create an elegant serving plate for both everyday meals and special occasions.
Size
30cm diameter × 5.5cm height
This size is suitable for sashimi, sushi, appetizers, tempura, main dishes, fruit, Japanese sweets, shared dishes, and special table presentations.
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.
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 allowed, and handwashing is recommended instead of using a dishwasher.
Because the item uses transfer decoration, slight transfer misalignment or interruptions may appear due to the manufacturing process.
Recommended For
This item is ideal for customers who appreciate Arita ware, Iro-Nabeshima style, traditional Japanese patterns, serving plates, refined Japanese dining, Japanese home entertaining, and memorable gifts from Japan.
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