Kasama ceramic plate

This footed ovoid dish has an asymmetric lip on one side and rough organic texture. Bring wabi sabi character to the bedside as a jewellery dish, or supply an artful spot for pickles and other condiments at the table.

Located on the outskirts of Tokyo, Kasama is a relative new-comer in Japanese ceramics, established a little over 250 years ago. Kasama pottery is known for being part of a 'new' wave of idiosyncratic ceramicists, unencumbered by some of the more traditional techniques and aesthetics of the older kilns.

The listing is for one dish.