TY Palace Plate
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TY Palace Plate
Sale price$86.00
TY Palace Plate
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1616/TY Palace plate is a special plate that was made for “Palace Hotel Tokyo”. The plate is having shape of flower that is combining gorgeous yet delicate beauty is impressive, was designed by Teruhiro Yanagihara who is a creative director for 1616/arita japan.
Designed by Teruhiro Yanagihara
Made in Arita, Japan
Available as individual bowl or plates selections.
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DELIVERY | Ships within 2 business days if in stock. Backordered 1616 arita / japan items may take up to 3-4 weeks. |
ABOUT TY STANDARD COLLECTION
Following the tradition of Arita pottery, Teruhiro Yanagihara developed a new series of ceramics using the traditional technique of clay made of crushed stone, though in a different composition. The result is a high-density kind of clay that makes the pottery items extremely strong and heat and stain-resistant, even without glaze. A special agent added to the clay provides the Standard series with a characteristic light grey, mat tone.
The series clearly show Yanagihara’s interest in borderless design. Items don’t have predetermined functions but allow different combinations and usages and good stackability among the Standard products. Square plates, for example, can be used as trays and small round plates double as lids. Bowls can be used for both Japanese rice or Western-style morning cereals, while the small cup is made for Italian espresso, it also perfectly serves Japanese sake.
The series clearly show Yanagihara’s interest in borderless design. Items don’t have predetermined functions but allow different combinations and usages and good stackability among the Standard products. Square plates, for example, can be used as trays and small round plates double as lids. Bowls can be used for both Japanese rice or Western-style morning cereals, while the small cup is made for Italian espresso, it also perfectly serves Japanese sake.