Driftwood Irregular-Shaped Plate

This is Mino ware tableware.

This large plate features an irregular round shape that gives it a unique and refined charm.

Its bold brushstroke design, done in a golden-brown hue over a black base, reflects the sophisticated aesthetics of traditional Japanese style with intricate detail and dramatic expression.

Thanks to its generous size, you can either serve a full spread or place a smaller portion in the center to showcase the dynamic brushwork—either way, your dish will look striking and well-composed.

Please note that the appearance and texture may vary slightly from piece to piece. Thank you for your understanding.

Mino ware is a type of pottery that began during the Momoyama period and is primarily produced in Toki City, Gifu Prefecture. It flourished alongside the rise of the tea ceremony and was especially favored by tea masters during the birth of Japan’s wabi-sabi aesthetic. Notable styles of Mino ware include the refined pale yellow Kizeto, the lustrous jet-black Setoguro, the soft milky-white Shino ware, and the uniquely green Oribe ware, all known for their distinctive beauty. Today, Mino ware accounts for over half of all porcelain tableware produced in Japan.