~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 shape of a kimono. These kimono-shaped tableware pieces are moderately sized, making them perfect for individual use. The hand-painted kimono motifs also elevate them to exquisite decorative items. As each plate is hand-painted, slight variations in line thickness and drawing style may occur even within the same product. This product utilizes overglaze enamel painting. The glazed surface may chip or peel with use. It can be used not only as a personal dessert or tea snack plate, but each plate's delicate hand-painted kimono pattern also holds significant aesthetic value, making it an excellent interior decoration or collectible item. All patterns are hand-drawn and hand-colored by artisans. Therefore, even within the same product, there may be slight differences in brushstroke thickness, line intensity, or pattern distribution, which is the unique charm of handcrafted artistry. ※ This product is finished with overglaze enamel. Improper use (such as strong scrubbing, prolonged soaking, etc.) may cause the enameled portions to peel or chip. Please be mindful of usage. Dimensions: Approx. 13 cm (Diameter) x 11.7 cm (Width) x 3.2 cm (Height) Weight: Approx. 133 grams Material: Porcelain Origin: Ivane-ri Ware Microwave Safe: No Dishwasher Safe: No Gift Box Packaging: Yes

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Material
Glass
How It's Made
Handmade
Where It's Made
Japan
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No.33,851 - Kitchen & Dining  |  No.2,868 - Plates & Trays
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Listing Summary
The origin of "Gofuku" (呉服) dates back to the Kofun period in ancient Japan, when silk fabrics and weaving techniques were introduced from the Jiangnan region of China (referred to as "Wu" 吳). At that time, the Japanese called the silk imported from Jiangnan "Goshoku" (吳織) or "Gofuku" (吳服), which later evolved into the pronunciation "Gofuku." Currently, "Gofuku" is sometimes mistakenly used as a general term for kimono.

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