Yellow Seto Imbued Plate A type of Mino ware, the iron content in the glaze turns a pale yellow due to oxidation firing. Made since the Momoyama period, it has been used more for tableware and flower vases than for tea ceremony utensils. This yellow color is due to yellow-gray glaze, and the green parts are copper spots (tanpan). Because each piece is handmade, the pattern is different. This is an item that conveys the warmth of the craftsman. It is a size suitable for serving condiments and soy sauce, and will be an accent on your dining table. Diameter: 13.5 cm