Unique and functional

This is one of the potteries that operates a modern tunnel kiln built during the period of rapid economic growth. Specializing in commercial tableware, they are developing unique pieces themed around "stacking" and "dividing" to propose new food cultures.

Small plates featuring easy-to-recognize, intuitive motifs. Not only are they cute, but they also have just the right amount of depth for practical use, making them perfect for serving dishes. Did you know? Rabbits are considered an auspicious motif because they only move forward. Arita-ware is often used for special occasions, and it is characteristic of the craft to feature many celebratory motifs, such as auspicious patterns.

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Kintoun - Cloud-shaped Small Plate
Kintoun - Cloud-shaped Small PlateW9.5 × D6.5 × H2.0 cm Sale price¥2,420
Somechu Dami Tokusa - Footed Mamezara
Somechu Dami Tokusa - Footed MamezaraW7.6 × D7.2 × H2.9 cm Sale price¥2,640
Tsuki Usagi - Rabbit-shaped Small Plate
Tsuki Usagi - Rabbit-shaped Small PlateW7.2 × D10 × H2.4 cm Sale price¥2,640
Some Notan - Set of 3 Leaf-shaped Plates
Some Notan - Set of 3 Leaf-shaped PlatesW11.4 × D10.5 × H2.8 cm Sale price¥2,420
Kosome Nami - Chidori-shaped Small Plate
Kosome Nami - Chidori-shaped Small PlateW8.7 × D7.1 × H2.4 cm Sale price¥2,420

Kinshai Arita Mamezara Kiko

Small plates by region

Please also look for mamezara from other kilns.

Arita Station Area / Minami-Kawarara Area

Akasaka, Kuromuta, and Oho districts

Yamauchi District / Yoshida District