~A Gift for Your Bestie~ Kimono-Shaped Dish - Yuzu (Gofuku Store)

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~A Gift for Your Bestie~ Kimono-Shaped Dish - Yuzu (Gofuku Store) - Plates & Trays - Glass Multicolor

Product Description

This is a small plate designed in the style of a kimono. These kimono-shaped tableware pieces are moderately sized, making them perfect for individual use. The hand-painted kimono patterns also render them exquisite decorative items. As each plate is individually hand-painted, slight variations in line thickness and pattern execution may occur even within the same product. This product uses overglaze enamel decoration. The glaze may peel with use. Not only can it be used as a personal plate for snacks or tea treats, but the exquisite hand-painted kimono patterns on each plate also hold significant decorative value, making them equally outstanding as interior decorations or collectibles. All patterns are meticulously hand-drawn and colored by artisans, meaning that even within the same product line, you may observe subtle differences in brushstroke thickness, line intensity, or pattern placement. This is precisely the unique charm of handcrafted artistry. ※ This product features overglaze enamel decoration. If used improperly (e.g., vigorous scrubbing, prolonged soaking), the enameled parts may exhibit peeling. Please be mindful of usage. Dimensions: Approx. 13 cm (Diameter) x 11.7 cm (Width) x 3.2 cm (Height) Weight: Approx. 133 g Material: Porcelain Origin: Ivanli Ware Microwave Safe: No Dishwasher Safe: No Gift Box Packaging: Yes

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Glass
How It's Made
Handmade
Where It's Made
Japan
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No.29,285 - Kitchen & Dining  |  No.2,561 - Plates & Trays
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The origin of "Gofuku" (吳服) traces back to the ancient Kofun period in Japan, when silk fabrics and weaving techniques were introduced from the Jiangnan region of China (referred to as "Wu"). At that time, the Japanese called the silk materials imported from China's Jiangnan region "Goshoku" or "Gofuku," which later evolved phonetically to "Gofuku." Today, "Gofuku" is sometimes mistakenly used to broadly refer to kimono.

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