Sushidai zara

£75⁰⁰

Made as a sushi plate and totally food safe, these interesting block plates can be used for any number of things. As a presentation pedestal, as a vase stand, as a serving block, or maybe even a cheese plate!

Sometimes smooth and often cracked and pock-marked, these sushi plates are full of wabi-sabi style. Our latest delivery has some with a smoother glaze on top, and some with a beautiful, scaly kohiki glaze. If you have any concerns or want to see other pictures or options, please just let us know.

5.0cm High, 15.0cm Wide, 15.0cm Long
Stoneware (see our Care Guide)
Handwash only please
Please do not microwave

Hand-made at the Tatsumi Kiln in Fukuoka prefecture on Kyūshū

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Returns & Refunds

Free returns within the UK

All damage must be reported to us within 14 days of receiving the package

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Care Guide

Any additional information will be in our care guide

Meet the Maker:

Tatsumi Kiln

Naganuma san is a force of nature. He has the energy to have a wood-fired noborigama and anagama - and he fires them regularly by himself. This is a huge amount of work for one person by itself. He also finds and digs his own clay, makes his own glazes and grows his own rice. No wonder he describes himself as "made of fire and earth". Despite all his skill and technical ability, he still refuses to consider himself an artist - just a potter.

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