Iga Fluid Luster Matcha Bowl Bread Plate This Mino ware teapot features

This Mino ware teapot features a modern design that accentuates the beauty of the glossy white porcelain

this plate beautifully enhances the presentation of food and adds a festive touch to your tablescape

It is suitable for use as a serving dish for a group of several people or as a main plate

dating back to mid-17th century

The vertical white lines create a tokusa pattern on the surface which is a traditional pattern that symbolizes the wish for growth and prosperity

Iga Fluid Luster Matcha Bowl Bread Plate This Mino ware teapot featuresThis Iga ware matcha bowl by artisan Fukushima Kazuhiro draws from Oribe tea ceramics of the Momoyama period (15731615 CE), reimagining traditional vocabulary through his own sensibility and personal interpretation. The form's contours flow naturally yet harbor tension, as though quiet surfaces hold latent force. An alluring luster emanates from the body, where glaze shifts across the walls, revealing layered expression as light changes. Fukushima