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Cosmos Side Plates Set (3 pieces)
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Color Meets Clarity – The Cosmos Plate Set (Medium) Brightens Every Bite
Infuse everyday meals with vibrant artistry. The Cosmos Plate Set (Medium) is a Japanese-crafted trio of porcelain plates designed to express the spontaneity of the cosmos in every swirl of glaze. Each piece features a different marbled motif—one in cool blue with soft yellow, one in energetic red, and one in misty charcoal—creating a dynamic yet cohesive set that’s both playful and elegant.
At 6.5 inches (165 mm) in diameter and 1.2 inches (30 mm) deep, these plates are the ideal size for cakes, salads, appetizers, or even breakfast toast. The crisp white base acts as a clean canvas for your food, allowing every ingredient to pop while elevating your table’s aesthetic. Lightweight and easy to handle, they’re perfect for daily use, yet striking enough for special occasions or seasonal gatherings.
Each plate is kiln-fired and finished with a high-gloss glaze that’s smooth to the touch and easy to clean. The marbled patterns are created through a semi-controlled process, meaning no two plates are exactly alike—each piece is a small universe of color and craftsmanship. Proudly made in Japan by Table Talk Presents, this set reflects a tradition of blending functional design with emotional beauty.
Give your meals a sense of occasion. Whether you're plating delicate fruit, pastries, or side salads, the Cosmos Plate Set transforms ordinary moments into something extraordinary.
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All you need to know about Mino Ware and the Gifu Prefecture.
What makes Mino ware different from other Japanese ceramics?
Mino ware (美濃焼) is Japan’s most produced ceramic, yet each piece feels deeply personal. Unlike single-style pottery, Mino ware encompasses over 15 diverse styles—like Shino, Oribe, and Setoguro—each with its own texture, glaze, and aesthetic. It’s this versatility, rooted in centuries of tradition, that sets it apart and makes it suitable for both modern and traditional dining.
Where is Mino ware made?
Mino ware originates from Gifu Prefecture (岐阜県), specifically the cities of Toki, Tajimi, and Mizunami. This region has ideal clay, abundant natural resources, and a rich history of ceramic production that dates back over 1,300 years. The area is known as Japan’s pottery capital for a reason—it’s where history, artistry, and innovation meet.
Is each piece of Mino ware handmade?
Yes, many Mino ware items are handcrafted by skilled artisans who continue centuries-old techniques. Even in modern kilns, the process involves hand-glazing, unique firing methods, and a deep respect for natural imperfections. This means no two pieces are exactly alike—each one carries the character of the maker and the spirit of the region.
Can I use Mino ware every day?
Absolutely. Mino ware was designed for daily use. It’s durable, practical, and microwave- and dishwasher-safe (unless otherwise noted). Its organic forms and rich glazes make even the simplest meals feel special, turning your everyday table into a moment of quiet beauty.
Why is Gifu Prefecture so famous for pottery?
Gifu’s unique geography offers everything potters need—high-quality clay, fresh water, and abundant firewood. But beyond resources, it’s the region’s dedication to preserving craftsmanship that stands out. Gifu is home to countless workshops, master potters, and ceramic festivals that continue to celebrate and innovate the Mino ware tradition.