KIHARA EN dinner plate white M

https://www.prime.com.tw/data/editor_upload/file/en-imagin.jpg The "EN" series is named after the Japanese pronunciation of "circle". Round plates are one of the most commonly used porcelain in daily life. The plain frosted glaze is used to resist scratches and stains. They are produced in commonly used sizes, making the matching of dinner plates simple and easy to use. /KIHARA/ KIHARA, located in Arita Town, Japan, was founded in 1955 and has been committed to combining the 400 years of Arita ware's excellent technology with innovative design as its brand concept. KIHARA has improved the traditional techniques that have been passed down for hundreds of years, successfully connecting the traditional craftsmanship with the new generation. / Arita ware / It originated in the Edo period more than 400 years ago and is located in Arita Town, Saga Prefecture, Kyushu, Japan. Using local unique pottery Stone and Izumi magnet as raw materials, and using excellent firing technology to create elegant white porcelain, "Arita ware" has become one of the representatives of Japanese porcelain. In the 16th century, it replaced Jingdezhen, which was affected by the war, and became a popular commodity in Europe with an annual output of tens of thousands. By the 18th century, the annual output reached one million. Because the European royal family loved Arita ware, they hoped to have the same or better technology in Europe. Through continuous research and development, the formula of "bone china", the representative of high-end porcelain, was born, which also led to the birth of "Meissen porcelain". Three places famous for their porcelain and closely related to each other, "Arita Town", "Meisen City" and "Jingdezhen" have become sister cities in modern times, and have continued cultural and technological exchanges. https://www.prime.com.tw/data/editor_upload/file/MIX2.jpg https://www.prime.com.tw/data/editor_upload/file/MIX3.jpg / size / Φ19 cm H 2cm /material/ magnetic Origin/manufacturing method Japan > Saga Prefecture > Arita Town