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This is a limited-edition piece created exclusively for Mayuko Ichino’s exhibition, "Flower, Dot & Wonder." In conjunction with the exhibition, we are featuring it for a limited time in our online gallery. 【Sales Period】10/4/2026 (Sun) – 10/13/2026 (Tue)
A square plate with the charm of a biscuit.
True to its name, this square plate features a delightful aesthetic reminiscent of a biscuit. It is perfect for serving baked goods or bread, and also works well as an appetizer or side plate.
Item No.
No.16 Square Plate (Biscuit)
Size
Width 14.5 × Height 2.5–4 cm (the corners are higher)
Material
Ceramic
Origin
Hyogo Prefecture (Tanba ware)
Care
Microwave safe (reheating only; avoid high power for extended periods) Dishwasher safe (hand washing is recommended as the pieces may chip if they collide with each other) Not suitable for ovens or direct flame
Notes
As these are handmade, each piece varies slightly in color, shape, and pattern. Please be aware that the actual item may differ from the photographs.
■ For Long-lasting Use
Soaking the piece in water before first use helps prevent stains and color transfer.
Ensure the piece is thoroughly dried before storing it after use.
■ In-Store Pickup (Musashi-Koyama)
If you select "Pickup" during checkout, you can collect your order for free at Maison Toji TOKYO | Musashi-Koyama (5-11-19 Meguro-Honcho, Meguro-ku, Tokyo).
Please select "Pickup" rather than "Shipping" at the payment screen.
Orders are typically ready for pickup within 2–4 days. We will notify you once your item is ready for collection.
■ PROFILE
Asanogama - Mayuko Ichino Tanba ware is a form of pottery with over 800 years of history, preserved primarily in Sasayama, Hyogo Prefecture. After learning the craft at her family’s Shozo Kiln, Mayuko Ichino struck out on her own to establish Asanogama. Her style reflects a younger generation’s sensibility, layering charming motifs like dots and flowers over the rustic earthiness of Tanba clay.
■ Recommended Pairings
By collecting pieces from the same kiln, you can create a charming and cohesive table setting. View related items: Asanogama
