Hasami Ware Scalloped Porcelain Plate – Kotohogu Ko-Imari Style, 19cm (7.5"), Made in Japan
Bring timeless Japanese craftsmanship to your table with this elegant Kotohogu Hasami Ware porcelain plate, inspired by the classic Ko-Imari style and reimagined with a contemporary touch.
The name Kotohogu comes from the Japanese word kotohogu (言祝ぐ), meaning "to celebrate" or "to offer blessings." It reflects wishes for happiness, prosperity, and longevity, making this plate a meaningful addition to your home or a thoughtful gift.
Featuring vivid cobalt blue decoration and luxurious platinum detailing, this beautifully crafted Japanese porcelain plate adds sophistication to everyday dining and special occasions alike. The graceful scalloped rim enhances its refined Japanese-modern design, making it an eye-catching piece for any table setting.
With a 19 cm (7.5") diameter, this versatile plate is ideal for serving desserts, cakes, salads, appetizers, pastries, and small main dishes. It also works beautifully as an individual serving plate for traditional Japanese meals.
Each plate is presented in a gift box, making it a wonderful choice for weddings, housewarmings, birthdays, anniversaries, or holiday gifting.
Features
- Authentic Hasami Ware porcelain made in Japan
- Modern interpretation of traditional Ko-Imari design
- Elegant scalloped edge
- Rich cobalt blue pattern with luxurious platinum accents
- Perfect for both Japanese and Western cuisine
- Beautifully packaged in a gift box
Dimensions
- Diameter: 19 cm (7.5 in – US dessert/salad plate size)
- Height: 2.8 cm (1.1 in)
Material
- Hasami Ware porcelain (Made in Japan)
Care Instructions
- Hand wash only
- Not microwave safe
- Not dishwasher safe
- Platinum decoration should not be exposed to microwave heating
Please Note
- Due to differences in monitor settings, actual colors may vary slightly.
- Because each piece is individually decorated and kiln-fired, slight variations in the pattern, color, and platinum detailing are part of its unique handcrafted character.
- Small iron specks, subtle glaze variations, and minor color differences are natural characteristics of authentic Japanese ceramics and are not considered defects.