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Familiar from SEIKA
We develop our own clay, glazes, and pigments to create "SEIKA," a brand of blue-and-white porcelain featuring adorable designs. Many of these pieces incorporate motifs of Dutch people and trading ships, which are modern adaptations of the traditional "Komojin" pattern. We also offer the "SEIKA-sho" brand, featuring works by master traditional craftsmen.
The SEIKA brand has been around for over 50 years. The boat-shaped saucer features our familiar "foreigner" motif; it is a small, deep bowl that serves as an easy entry point for those new to SEIKA, and can be used for sauces or various other purposes. The Takumi series, hand-painted by traditional craftspeople, consists of slightly larger dishes that can be used as small plates rather than just soy sauce dishes.
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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
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SEIKA
SEIKA celebrates its 50th anniversary. It is a long-selling brand that I have been involved with since its inception, having participated in its product planning and grown alongside it ever since.
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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
