Zero Series—Plump Oval Dish

The "Zero" series is a curated collection that revisits the brand's journey from its inception to the present, a "best of" that recaptures our original spirit and returns to simplicity. We've also comprehensively upgraded the clay and glazes used in this subset. We hope you'll love it 🌞 | Product Description _ The varying thickness of the glaze creates different effects: Thinner areas reveal a deeper 黑, while thicker areas show a deep forest green. It has a matte, satin finish. Ideal for serving cakes and desserts, and perfectly suitable for individual savory meals. It can also be used for kokedama, as a tea tray, for burning sage, holding incense, or as a jewelry dish. This versatile plate can do it all! It's truly a universally loved piece. | Product Dimensions _ Height / Length / Width: 2cm / 18.5cm / 14cm | Manufacturing Method | Slab built / Electric kiln / Oxidation firing / 1230°C | Precautions | > All pieces are hand-glazed, and variations in glaze thickness are natural and expected. Please reconsider if you require absolute uniformity and saturation. > Lead-free glazes are used throughout, making them safe for food contact. Minor pinholes are sometimes unavoidable; please reconsider if you are a perfectionist. > The matte glaze may absorb flavors and colors over time. This can be removed by soaking in diluted bleach or a baking soda solution with hot water. Please choose carefully if you are a perfectionist. > Ceramic pieces are microwave and dishwasher safe. They are not recommended for ovens or electric cookers, and should not be used for direct flame heating. > All items are handmade, and a +/- 0.5cm margin of error in dimensions is within the normal range. If you are a perfectionist, please contact us before purchasing to confirm product details. > To protect our planet, we use recycled packaging for shipping. If you require special packaging, please inform us in advance, and additional packaging fees may apply depending on the circumstances. > For more information, please search for our Facebook page: 子集合, or Instagram: art_subset_zi