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Sushi Tray

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Place elegant food on a rustic dish for a Michelin star presentation!

This ceramic piece features a beautiful glass-like finish with natural black iron dots from the soil, creating a rustic appearance.

Measuring approximately 33.5 cm in width and 13 cm in height, each handmade item varies slightly in color, shape, and size, making each piece unique.

Care Instructions:

  • Not suitable for direct heat or oven use.
  • Avoid using it in the dishwasher or microwave.
  • Clean thoroughly after use to prevent stains.
  • Dry completely before storage.
  • Expect natural crazing over time, adding to its unique charm.

Enjoy the warmth and beauty of handmade Japanese pottery.

In the box

  • 1 x Igayaki Sushi Tray - Ash Glazed 

Historical Background

  • Origin: Iga ware dates back to the late 7th century, with significant development during the Kamakura (1185-1333) and Muromachi (1336-1573) periods.
  • Development: The ceramics gained popularity during the Momoyama period (1573-1603) when tea ceremonies became prominent. Iga ware's natural aesthetics and earthy tones were highly valued by tea masters.

Characteristics

  • Clay: The clay used in Iga ware is rich in silica and iron, giving it a distinctive texture and strength. This clay is known for its fire-resistant properties, making it ideal for kilns.
  • Firing Process: Iga ware is typically wood-fired, which creates unique variations in color and texture. The firing process can result in natural ash glazes and an uneven surface, adding to the rustic charm.
  • Aesthetics: The pottery often features a rough, unrefined look with intentional imperfections, cracks, and warping, embodying the Japanese wabi-sabi philosophy, which finds beauty in imperfection and transience.

Note: All Iga ware ceramics are unique pieces made entirely by hand and baked in wood fire climbing kilns. Each is a little different. Differences between the pictures and your item are normal. 

Experience true Japanese craftsmanship.

About Suwada

At Suwada, we have pursued aesthetic and functional excellence since 1926.

Whether we make a product ourselves or select it from a maker we trust, we look for thoughtful design, high quality and lasting usefulness — products that can make everyday life a little better.

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