Okuda-yaki A kiln located in a mountain village in Hita City, Oita Prefecture. Since its opening in 1705, it has continued to preserve its traditional culture and manufacturing methods through single-inheritance. The entire piece has a rhythmic brushstroke pattern in green glaze, and the brown glaze on the rim makes it look neat and beautiful. It's a convenient size for serving side dishes, small dishes, or sweets. Highly recommended for those who love Mingei (Japanese folk art). *Due to the handmade nature of the product, there may be distortions, unevenness, and pinholes. Also, there may be scratches that occur when stacked. We hope that you will understand these characteristics of the pottery and enjoy your purchase. *I have many other pieces of pottery and have kept them in the cupboard as I rarely use them. There are no noticeable scratches or damage, but please understand that they are used and have been stored at home. *Please check any areas you cannot judge from the photos or any concerns you may have in advance. *Shipping is planned via Takkyubin Compact. *Since the Okuda-yaki brand is not available for selection, Koishiwara-yaki is listed. Please note. - Quantity: Set of 2 - Material: Ceramic Material: Pottery/Ceramics Shape: Round plate Item Type: Side plate