Kaneko Kohyo White Rinka Plate – Handmade Japanese Flower-Shaped Ceramic Tableware ceramic dish Lower bulge spoon shape

Lower bulge spoon shape

or everyday use

Yes — widely used in Japanese restaurants and omakase settings

I was fascinated by the beauty of the glaze accumulation

1974 - Selected for the 7th Traditional Kutani Ware Crafts Exhibition for the first time

Kaneko Kohyo White Rinka Plate – Handmade Japanese Flower-Shaped Ceramic Tableware ceramic dish Lower bulge spoon shapeKaneko Kohyo has been firing ceramics in Toki, Gifu Prefecture since 1921 and the Rinka is the piece that carried them beyond Japan. The Rinka plate is a modern classic of Japanese ceramics. The name means "flower ring." Look at it straight on and you understand why: the rim rises and falls in soft scallops, like petals caught mid bloom. It's a shape that does something unusual for a plate it makes whatever you put on it look considered. A piece of