Hexagonal Plate (Pink)

A sharp hexagonal serving plate in pale pink with subtle speckles.

Tansen Kiln is a pottery studio located in Imadacho, Tamba-Sasayama City, Hyogo Prefecture, in the home of Tamba ware, one of Japan’s six historic kiln sites. Third-generation potter Seiji Ichino is a full member of the Japan Association of Craftsmen. In addition to creating works in anagama and climbing kilns, he makes everyday tableware that brings out the unique character of Tamba clay together with his daughter, Chisato Ichino. This piece features a pale pink glaze with fine speckles and a sharply defined hexagonal shape. Its size makes it easy to use at the everyday table as a serving plate or cake plate.

01. Sharp hexagonal outline

The angular outline offers a different feel from a round plate and adds rhythm to the table. Its shape complements both Japanese and Western cuisine.

02. Soft pink with subtle speckles

Fine speckles scattered throughout the glaze reveal the depth unique to clay when viewed up close. Variations in the glaze along the rim accentuate the outline.

03. For serving dishes or snack plates

The low, raised rim makes plating easy, and the plate can be used for a wide range of dishes, from shared food to Japanese sweets and cakes.

■ To ensure long-lasting use

• Soaking the plate in water before first use can help prevent stains and color transfer.
• Dry thoroughly after use before storing.

■ Recommended pairing

Pairing it with other pieces from the same kiln will create a harmonious table setting.
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