Japanese Square Plate（染付祥瑞梅花鳥） giving the fabric a three-dimensional

giving the fabric a three-dimensional

This meticulous process results in a delicate texture that enhances the teapot’s aesthetic appeal

slight variations in size and color may occur

Size: 40×38 cm (≈15

It serves as the gateway to Chubu Centrair International Airport and is recognized nationwide as one of Japan’s leading ceramic-producing regions

Japanese Square Plate（染付祥瑞梅花鳥） giving the fabric a three-dimensionalArita yaki (Imari ware) plate featuring the motif of plum blossoms and birds, designed in a traditional style with patterns dyed and carved. The design is a orthodox style, and the plate embodies the timeless technique of "sometsuke" (underglaze blue) using white and indigo, a technique that has been practiced since the early days of Arita porcelain in the 1610s. The color indigo, utilized in this "sometsuke" technique, has deeply intertwined with the