Cobalt Silver-Glazed Square Tenmoku Plate

Elevate Your Dining Experience

Introduce a touch of refined brilliance to your table with the historic Tajimi ceramic Cobalt Silver-Glazed Square Tenmoku Plate. Far from a simple square dish, its distinctive, elegantly wavy rim sets it apart. This stylish and artistic design effortlessly elevates any culinary creation, transforming everyday meals into extraordinary dining experiences.

A Symphony of Cobalt and Silver

Inspired by the pure, refreshing puddles found after a sun-kissed rain, the vibrant cobalt blue of this plate brings a sense of calm and vitality to your table. Its vivid hue brightens the spirit, while the subtle shimmer of the silver glaze adds an undeniable touch of sophistication. Perfectly complementing both Japanese and Western cuisines, this plate is a truly versatile addition to your collection.

Versatile Elegance for Every Occasion

This multi-functional plate is designed to shine in various roles:

• Culinary Canvas: Ideal for presenting main courses, appetizers, or delectable desserts.
• Stylish Accent: Its beautiful form makes it a striking decorative piece for any room.
• Personal Tray: A chic spot to display your favorite jewelry or small treasures.

Adapt this exquisite piece to suit your unique lifestyle and enjoy its beauty in countless settings.

For a cohesive and even more splendid table setting, consider pairing it with the matching Cotowaku Cobalt Silver-Decorated Round Tonsui Bowl from the same series.

The Enduring Legacy of historic Tajimi ceramic

This exquisite piece is a testament to historic Tajimi ceramic, a traditional Japanese ceramic art form with roots tracing back to the Momoyama period. Primarily produced in Toki City, Gifu Prefecture, historic Tajimi ceramic flourished alongside Japan's revered tea ceremony culture. During the era when the aesthetic of wabi-sabi blossomed, these ceramics were cherished by countless tea masters.

historic Tajimi ceramic encompasses a rich variety of styles, including:

• Kise-Seto: Characterized by its refined pale yellow glaze.
• Seto-Guro: Known for its lustrous jet-black finish.
• Shino: Distinguished by its soft, milky white glaze.
• Oribe: Celebrated for its rare and distinctive patterns.

Today, historic Tajimi ceramic remains deeply woven into the fabric of Japanese life, accounting for over half of all porcelain tableware produced in the country.

Important Note on Handcrafted Quality:

As each historic Tajimi ceramic piece is meticulously handcrafted, slight variations in color, shape, texture, and the application of the silver glaze are inherent to its unique character. These individual differences are not imperfections, but rather a cherished part of the vessel's distinct personality and a testament to its artisanal creation. We kindly ask for your understanding and appreciation of this handcrafted beauty.