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Kido-san hikes into the countryside of Kagoshima to dig the clay used to create this handcrafted platter. To cement the connection to the land, Kido-san stamps into the back of the plate the latitude & longitude of where he harvests the clay. The firing method used by Kido-san for this piece yields a slight bluish hue to the off-white glaze and creates a random pattern of spots on the surface.
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This large scale round platter is great for showcasing nabe ingredients or perhaps a bountiful selection of nigiri sushi.
- Size -- approximately 14.2 inches in diameter and 0.9 inches tall
- Recommended to wash by hand with mild soap and water
- Made in Japan
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At his studio One Kiln Ceramics Kido-san creates handmade pottery that evokes the beauty of his native Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan.
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