Hana series flower pot combination large & small (white)/discontinued

A petal-shaped Seto-yaki deep dish suitable for everyday table use with a modern look. The petal shape on the edge of the plate has an elegant style, which brings out the deliciousness of the dishes. It is also easy to match with other colored plates. It is a utensil that can be used for daily cooking. Just the right depth, whether it is salad, pasta, curry, stew, it can be easily served on the plate. 【Origin】Japan 【Size】Large-φ23×H4.5cm, Small-φ16×H3cm [Content] white big & small each 1 [Materials] Earthenware (possible a dishwasher, a microwave oven) 1. Hand-made utensils, each hand-painted pattern and firing color will be slightly different, please understand before purchasing. 2. Remarks when placing an order [Gift] You can enjoy free girdle packaging (the color is shipped randomly) https://www.tableandstyle.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/2023-giftwrap-1-1.jpg 3. You can also purchase [exquisite gift packaging] to make your gift more decent https://www.pinkoi.com/product/CGWpzLj2 https://www.tableandstyle.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/202209-gift-800x737.jpg ____________________________________________ **│About Seto Yaki Manokiln│** The Seto Yaki Mana Kiln was founded in 1919. In the small town in the northeast of Seto City, the "Main Kiln" is located in the countryside and mountains. The birth of each hand-painted work, the design of each hand-painted flower and plant is full of aura and healing. The daily beauty of more functions has produced many attractive products in the past century. In 1997, Seto Dyefu-yaki became a designated traditional handicraft item designated by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry. Since the Heian period in Japan in the 11th century, the Seto area has been synonymous with ceramics and was once the region with the largest output of ceramics. In the 19th century, Kato Minkichi introduced mass production and dyeing techniques from Kyushu, becoming the forerunner of the Seto Yaki dyeing technique. Dyefu is a kind of blue dye known as Wuxu. Under the selection of different porcelain clays, glazes, and firing methods, it presents the most beautiful blue-white contrast. Using a unique hand-painting technique, with a large and thick brush, Wu Xu is painted on the surface of the porcelain, and different levels of depth are used to express diversity. Only craftsmen with many years of experience can paint the stunning blue and white beauty. https://www.tableandstyle.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/singama1.png https://www.tableandstyle.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/singama2.png https://www.tableandstyle.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/singama-9.jpg