Fukuju-gama
Deeply expressive hand-painting
We take on the challenge of creating pottery that feels both modern and traditional. Using the early Imari style as our model, we use wood ash glaze (isubai-yu) made from trees native to Kyushu to recreate a soft, supple porcelain texture, upon which we paint gentle underglaze blue designs.
Place it on a dish to enjoy.
At first glance, Fukuju-gama's mamezara (small plates) appear to be simple, flat shapes, but as the name implies, they are key elements. The concept is to add a touch of Japanese flair to your dining table. You can place these small plates on simple dinner plates and serve delicacies or salt to create a slightly more special dining experience.
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Kinshai Arita Mamezara Kiko
Small plates by region
Please take a look for small plates from other kilns as well.
Uchiyama District
Arita Station Area / Minami-Kawarara Area
Akasaka, Kuromuta, and Oho districts
Yamauchi District / Yoshida District
Cool, semi-matte texture
Shochu-dedicated hot water mixing cup
A global brand that inherits history and technology.
The charm and warmth of gosu blue.
A Gift of Arita Ware
ARITA JIKI for effortless everyday use
Festive tableware perfect for special occasions
The unique charm of hand-carved seals
A Single Flower in Daily Life
I have collected Arita-yaki mamezara (small dishes).
Motif of auspicious patterns
Oven-safe dishes for enjoying oven cooking
The charm of gosu blue and the warmth of the glaze
