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Iron Brown IZUMIYAMA Lidden Container

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Iron Brown IZUMIYAMA Lidden Container

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DETAILS

The Iron Brown Porcelain Stage Plates by Riso Porcelain blend natural beauty with refined craftsmanship. Featuring a rich, earthy glaze reminiscent of aged wood, their subtly textured surface highlights the charm of handmade porcelain. It will be a lid shaped like pottery stone. The inside is hollow, making it very light.

Inspired by the experience of descending Izumi Mountain in Arita, Terauchi designed these plates with an elevated base to create a "stage" effect, showcasing dishes as centerpieces. Crafted in Arita, they embody Riso Porcelain’s harmony of tradition and modern aesthetics. Perfect for appetizers, mains, or desserts, their versatile design complements any dining setting, from rustic to contemporary.

Designed by Shinichi Terauchi

Made in Arita, Japan

SPECIFICATION

Material: Arita Porcelain
Texture/Color: Iron Brown
Dimensions: 3.5"L x 3.5"D x 5.5"H
Dishwasher safe, Microwave safe

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN Arita, Japan
DELIVERY Ships within 2 business days if in stock. Backordered Riso Porcelain items may take up to 3 months.

ABOUT Riso Porcelain(李荘窯)

In the late Meiji era, ceramic artist Shinichi Terauchi, the great-grandfather of current Risoan Kiln president Shinji Terauchi, was invited to the Arita region to serve as a mentor at a crafts school. The kiln's name originates from its establishment at the residence of Lee San-pyeong, the founder of Arita ware.

Arita is renowned as one of Japan's leading ceramic centers, and Risoan Kiln is situated on what was once known as "Tokkuri Street," a hub for workshops producing sake bottles, cups, and chopstick rests.

In the wake of Japan's economic growth and bubble era, Shinji Terauchi has devoted himself to creating timeless pottery. Guided by the belief that "beautiful things are eternal," he actively pursues designs that transcend fleeting trends.

Riso Porcelain(李荘窯)