TAMARI Plate S / L

Ceramics

Brand: KORAI (Mfr.: Fujimaki Seitou)

DESIGNER: Shizuka Tatsuno

ORIGIN: Arita, Saga Prefecture
RELEASE: 2018
SIZE: S: φ125mm × H14.5 mm / L: φ270mm × H32 mm
MATERIAL: Porcelain stone

A pool of coolness

Porcelain plates in pale blue glaze, newly produced in Arita. Shades of pale blue, a result of the glaze that pooled on the surface of the plate exude a sense of coolness in our daily life. Since the olden days, the pale blue porcelain has been compared to the beauty of the sky and clouds. This beauty has remained unchanged even to this day.

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Arita ware
- Generic term
Generic name of porcelain made mainly in Arita, Saga Prefecture. Arita is the first porcelain producing area in Japan. It is also called “Imari ware” as it was shipped from Imari port during the early days.
Porcelain
- Classification
Vessels and objects made using mainly kaolin from shattered porcelain stones. It is stronger than pottery because it is fired at a higher temperature of about 1300 degrees Celsius and has a clear sound when struck. It has no water absorption. The translucent quality of porcelain gives you a sense of coolness and hardness. Traditional production areas are Arita, Tobe, Kyoto, and Kutani.

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