Mokko-style square plate with rust-colored rim

¥3,850
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A "mokko-zara" (quince-shaped dish) that is as close to a square as possible. Compared to typical mokko-zara, which are shaped like quince petals, the gentle curves of this piece give it a sharper impression.The indentations at the four corners retain the essence of the traditional mokko-zara design, serving as a key element that allows a sense of nostalgia and modernity to coexist.

 

Dimensions　Rectangular: approx. W215×D118×H35mm
　　　　　Square: approx. W155×D155×H35mm
Material　　　Porcelain (Amakusa pottery stone, wood ash glaze, iron rust)
Prototype　　　Tetsuro Kaneko
Manufacturer　　　Shiratake Kiln (Hasami, Nagasaki Prefecture)

   

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