Dinner Plates

Dine with Distinction: Handcrafted Japanese Dinner Plates

Transform your meals into moments of art with our curated collection of Japanese dinner plates, where form meets function in the spirit of refined simplicity. Each plate is a canvas of tradition, meticulously handcrafted by artisans from Japan’s renowned ceramic regions including Seto, Arita, and Shigaraki.

Featuring a range of glazes—from rustic, earthy textures to smooth, minimalist finishes—these plates embody the wabi-sabi philosophy: beauty in imperfection, elegance in restraint. Designed not only to present food beautifully but to enhance the experience of eating itself, every piece reflects a deep respect for craftsmanship and the dining ritual.

Ideal for both daily use and special occasions, these dinner plates are more than tableware—they are statements of culture and intentional living. Whether you’re serving Japanese cuisine or your own culinary creations, elevate every bite with a plate that speaks of heritage and artistry.

My Japanese World

Long Rectangular Plate by Tamori Touen

$39.00

Table Talk

Cosmos Dinner Plates Set (3 pieces)

$49.00

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Jinpoh

Nishiki Goi Porcelain Pasta Plate

$24.90

Seifu

Brush Blue Pasta Plates Set (3 Pieces)

$29.90

KOMON Pasta Plate Set KOMON Pasta Plate Set

The Modern Japanist

KOMON Pasta Plate Set (5 pieces)

$59.00

Dinner Plates

The Centerpiece of the Meal – Japanese Dinner Plates for Every Table

In both traditional and contemporary Japanese tableware culture, the dinner plate (ōzara) plays a central role in expressing hospitality, seasonality, and balance.

Unlike Western settings where one large plate dominates the meal, Japanese dining often layers multiple dishes, with the dinner plate serving as the visual and functional anchor.

Our Dinner Plates Collection showcases the rich diversity of Japanese ceramic artistry—from the earthy textures of Bizen ware to the refined minimalism of Hasami porcelain.

Elevate your everyday dining with artisan-made plates that celebrate both form and function—beautiful enough to be admired, durable enough to be used.