Plane

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A plain design that pursues simplicity.

Plane

These Seto ware dishes are simple yet warm and inviting. The unglazed parts allow you to appreciate the texture of the clay, and the grayish hue enhances the presentation of a variety of dishes.

Simple, easy-to-use, and versatile design

To give it a warm, natural feel, the unglazed parts are adorned with a mesh pattern. The design enhances the presentation of food, making it a versatile piece that pairs well with any dish. (The toast in the photo uses a slightly smaller slice of bread.)

Available in three colors. Designed to maintain a sense of unity even when mixed and matched.

Available in three colors: white, green, and yellow-seto. The designs are carefully crafted to create a sense of unity even when using different colors.

The back is also glazed, making it easy to wash and maintain.

The glaze applied to the rim of the surface is also applied to the back, making it easy to wash and maintain. The texture of the clay, which enhances the presentation of food, is meticulously expressed on the back as well.

Perfect for use as a drink cup or a small bowl.

Based on the shape of a soba noodle cup, it can be used for drinks or as a small bowl. The inside is a gray color that makes food stand out.

Product Lineup

A2009

plain medium plate (white)

CODE:A2009
φ19.5×5cm
LOT/3

A2010

plain medium plate (brown)

CODE:A2010
φ19.5×5cm
LOT/3

A2011

Plain medium plate (green)

CODE:A2011
φ19.5×5cm
LOT/3

A2012

Plain cup (white)

CODE:A2012
φ19.5×5cm
LOT/3

A2013

Plain cup (brown)

CODE:A2013
φ19.5×5cm
LOT/3

A2014

Plain Cup (Green)

CODE:A2014
φ19.5×5cm
LOT/3

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