Arita Ware Bean Plate (Plum)

Product Description

A small and adorable bean plate. It is said that it began with the ``teshio-dara,'' a small plate used for seasonings that was produced in Arita. In Arita, where we have this connection, we worked with the long-established pottery Kajiken Seishisha, which has been making pottery for over 250 years since its founding, to create a dyed bean plate that is painted only in blue on the base. Each piece is hand-drawn with auspicious motifs.
The subtle shading and fine lines give it a unique feel that can only be achieved by the handiwork of a craftsman. The beautiful white porcelain plates with rustic patterns that complement the food are attractive and can be used not only for entertaining, but also for everyday dining.

Important Guidelines for Safe Use:
[Pre-Use Care]: Before your first use, ensure thorough cleaning with either cold or lukewarm water.

[During Use]: Exercise caution to avoid sudden temperature changes, as this product is sensitive to abrupt shifts in heat that may cause damage.

[Post-Use Care]: Although dishwasher-safe, hand washing is recommended to extend its lifespan. Take care not to overfill, as this may result in damage.

Use a soft sponge during washing to prevent scratches; avoid abrasive detergents or metal scrubbing brushes. Refrain from prolonged soaking. After washing, gently wipe with a soft, dry cloth, ensuring complete drying before storing in a well-ventilated area.

[Additional Considerations]
Handle with care to prevent chipping or cracking from strong impacts. Prioritize safety; discontinue use if any cracks or damage appear.
Over time, minor surface cracks may develop, adding to its unique texture without affecting functionality.
As each piece is handcrafted, expect slight variations in color and shape, adding to its individual charm.