Kajikane Seiji
A sea bream trending upward
This sea-bream-shaped vessel was crafted by artisans during the Meiji Restoration as a whimsical creation. While fish-shaped dishes typically feature the head facing left, this one is distinctive for facing right. Since facing right symbolizes "upward growth," it is also treasured as a lucky charm.
Kajikane-san's sea bream-shaped small plates are hand-painted with auspicious motifs such as the seigaiha (wave) pattern, treasure bags, and gourds. Each piece is decorated using traditional painting techniques, and their slight individual variations are part of their charm.
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Kinshai Arita Mamezara Kiko
Small plates by region
Please also take a look at the small plates from other kilns.
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
