Gold Wire Knotted Mini Plate
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Gold Wire Knotted Mini Plate
Introducing the Gold Wire Knotted Mini Plate from the exquisite Musubi Series, a stunning embodiment of Japanese artistry. Each plate is meticulously crafted from glossy white porcelain, featuring a unique mizuhiki motif that adds a touch of cultural heritage to your dining experience. With its delicate gold and platinum accents, this small plate is not just tableware, but a vibrant addition to any meal, evoking warmth and celebration.
Cultural Craftsmanship
Originating from Saga Prefecture, Japan, this artisan-made plate showcases the skills of master craftsmen who hand-draw each line with precision. The mizuhiki design, inspired by traditional Japanese knot tying, symbolizes strong, unbreakable connections—perfect for special occasions and gatherings. The plum knot motif resonates with the spirit of togetherness, making it an ideal choice for New Year's festivities or family celebrations.
Enhancing Your Everyday Life
Measuring approximately 4.3 x 3.7 x 0.7 inches (110 x 95 x H18 mm), this mini plate is perfect for serving appetizers and desserts, or as a decorative accent in your home decor. Its compact size allows for easy storage, while its striking design ensures it stands out on your dining table. Whether you are hosting a dinner party or enjoying a quiet meal at home, this plate will elevate your dining experience, providing a beautiful backdrop for your culinary creations.
Crafted with care, the Gold Wire Knotted Mini Plate is not microwave safe, but it is hand-wash recommended, ensuring that it retains its beauty for years to come. Incorporate this plate into your home to create a warm and inviting atmosphere that reflects your appreciation for artisan craftsmanship.
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Arita Ware – Precision, Purity, and Painted Elegance
Arita Ware (有田焼) is celebrated for its refined porcelain body, flawless white surface, and intricate hand-painted designs. Early pieces featured indigo underglaze cobalt blue, while later innovations introduced vibrant overglaze enamels in red, green, and gold—creating richly layered, timeless motifs.
The porcelain is exceptionally thin yet durable, fired at high temperatures for a smooth, luminous finish. Traditional Arita pieces often showcase nature, landscapes, and geometric harmony, rooted in Japanese aesthetics with subtle Chinese and European influences.
From classical symmetry to bold contemporary forms, Arita ceramics are the epitome of technical mastery and artistic expression—designed to be admired, cherished, and used.
FAQs
All you need to know about Japanese Arita Ware.
What makes Arita Ware (有田焼) different from other Japanese ceramics?
Arita Ware is Japan’s first porcelain, known for its pure white clay body, high-temperature firing, and finely detailed painting. Unlike earthy stoneware like Bizen or Shigaraki, Arita porcelain is smooth, delicate, and often decorated with underglaze blue or overglaze polychrome enamels. It combines technical precision with elegant, often symmetrical designs.
Where is Arita Ware made?
Authentic Arita Ware is crafted in and around the town of Arita in Saga Prefecture, Kyushu. Nearby towns such as Imari and Ureshino also contribute to production. While some pieces are labeled "Imari Ware," the kiln origin remains Arita.
Is Arita Ware suitable for daily use or just for display?
Many Arita pieces are made for everyday use—teacups, plates, and sake sets—thanks to their durability and fine craftsmanship. Modern Arita artisans create tableware that blends beauty with functionality, making it perfect for both use and display.
Are Arita Ware pieces all hand-painted?
High-end and traditional Arita Ware is hand-painted by skilled artisans, often using brushes made from animal hair. However, some modern lines incorporate transfer printing to offer more accessible price points, while still maintaining artistic quality and local production.
How can I identify genuine Arita Ware?
Look for markings such as “有田焼” or stamps from well-known kilns in Arita. Genuine pieces typically come with a certificate or box identifying the studio. Purchase from trusted retailers such as My Japanese World who specialize in Japanese ceramics to ensure authenticity.