- Type
- Oribe
- Details
- For decorative purposes, for serving dishes on large plates.
- Materials
- Mogusa clay (rare clay)
- Size
- φ460mm
- Height
- 140 mm
- Weight
- 4.8kg
- Texture
- Smooth texture is a feature. The subtle unevenness on the surface created by the green glaze is pleasantly transmitted to the fingertips, giving a natural rustic feel and warmth. Every time you hold it, you can feel the delicacy and strength of handcrafted workmanship.
Features of this piece
When held up to the light, Oribe (織部) shines with an emerald green hue.
Up close, its vivid, beautiful, and deep green color is mesmerizing.
This non-uniform color changes expression depending on the viewing angle, possessing a beauty that you can gaze at endlessly.
When dishes are plated on it, this deep green enhances the presentation, highlighting the presence of the food.
The Oribe plate not only accentuates the food but also evokes the lush green nature of Japan's beautiful original landscapes after the meal.
Before you order
We ship worldwide
Tracked delivery to the EU, North America, Asia, Oceania and more.
DetailsShipping is charged by weight
¥15,000 for parcels up to 1.9 kg. The exact cost appears at checkout once you enter your address.
DetailsDuties and import taxes are not included
Taxes and customs fees in the destination country are paid by the recipient.
DetailsShips within 10 business days
Overseas delivery usually takes 7–20 days after dispatch.
DetailsSigned, with tomobako and the artist's biography
The artist's mark "尊" (Son) on the foot, a paulownia box signed by Kato Takaya (tomobako), and a printed artist biography. Matcha bowls come with an outer double box.
DetailsIf it arrives broken
Send us photos within 20 days of delivery and we refund the full price and shipping.
DetailsExpected to ship within 10 business days from the date of order
Before you order
We ship worldwide
Tracked delivery to the EU, North America, Asia, Oceania and more.
DetailsShipping is charged by weight
¥15,000 for parcels up to 1.9 kg. The exact cost appears at checkout once you enter your address.
DetailsDuties and import taxes are not included
Taxes and customs fees in the destination country are paid by the recipient.
DetailsShips within 10 business days
Overseas delivery usually takes 7–20 days after dispatch.
DetailsSigned, with tomobako and the artist's biography
The artist's mark "尊" (Son) on the foot, a paulownia box signed by Kato Takaya (tomobako), and a printed artist biography. Matcha bowls come with an outer double box.
DetailsIf it arrives broken
Send us photos within 20 days of delivery and we refund the full price and shipping.
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Oribe
Deep green that catches the eye
Son’s Oribe pieces are blended with the rare Mogusa (百草) clay. Oribe, with its vivid colors, allows you to feel the texture of the Mogusa clay underneath. It is said that Oribe ware was created by the warrior tea master Furuta Oribe, a disciple of Sen no Rikyū. Oribe ware is known for its deep dark green color, which captivated people of the time with its rich hue. The beauty of the glaze and the texture of the clay underneath can both be appreciated, offering a tactile and visual experience. Son’s works capture and express the beautiful nature of Japan as an inner landscape, creating pieces that enrich the heart even amidst a busy life.
Oribe plate
When held up to the light, Oribe shines with an emerald green hue. Up close, its vivid, beautiful, and deep green color is mesmerizing. This non-uniform color changes expression depending on the viewing angle, possessing a beauty that you can gaze at endlessly. When dishes are plated on it, this deep green enhances the presentation, highlighting the presence of the food. The Oribe plate not only accentuates the food but also evokes the lush green nature of Japan's beautiful original landscapes, creating a sense of being surrounded by verdant scenery after the meal.
Suitable for
Care
Please wash by hand using a soft sponge or cloth when cleaning. Please refrain from using abrasive sponges for cleaning.
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