Plate (S) Mishima Style / Kenta Nakazato miyama a renowned porcelain manufacturer from

a renowned porcelain manufacturer from Gifu Prefecture known for its Mino ware

while the untouched exterior adds to their unique charm

The combination of the seashell shape and waterweed motifs not only creates a harmonious and aesthetic balance but also brings a touch of coastal charm to the pristine white porcelain canvas

As “madara” means spots in Japanese

Generic name of ceramics made in Kyoto

Plate (S) Mishima Style / Kenta Nakazato miyama a renowned porcelain manufacturer fromCrafted by Kenta Nakazato, an artisan from Ryutagamaa distinguished Karatsu ware kiln with traditions stretching over generations. This plate showcases Mishima, a decorative technique using inlay. The process involves carefully applying patterns to the unfired base using stamps or engravings. Subsequently, a layer of clay is added to the indented areas, followed by applying a transparent glaze and firing. A humble yet inviting piece, perfect for daily