Rosier Porcelain Round Plate
A porcelain dessert plate adorned with a delicate arrangement of vintage-inspired roses, rendered in soft blush pinks and muted greens through a traditional tissue transfer technique. A gently scalloped rim and subtle textured surface lend an heirloom quality, while the creamy ivory glaze enhances the warmth and nostalgia of the design.
A charming piece sized for a slice of apple pie, a morning croissant, or an afternoon biscuit alongside tea. Equally lovely layered into a tablescape or displayed on a shelf, bringing a sense of timeless romance to everyday moments.
L 20.5, W 20.5, H 2.5 cm
seto potters
This story begins in the heart of Japan's pottery region, where ceramics have been made for more than a thousand years. Setomono, the everyday Japanese word for tableware, comes from this place. In 1950, a small ceramics shop opened its doors. Seventy-five years later, the studio's work is known across Japan. Slow, considered pieces, shaped by a place that has set the country's table for a millennium.
The tableware determines what you drink. The tableware determines what you eat." - Mitsuo Kato, Founderall japanese pottery →
L 20.5, W 20.5, H 2.5 cm
A porcelain dessert plate adorned with a delicate arrangement of vintage-inspired roses, rendered in soft blush pinks and muted greens through a traditional tissue transfer technique. A gently scalloped rim and subtle textured surface lend an heirloom quality, while the creamy ivory glaze enhances the warmth and nostalgia of the design.
A charming piece sized for a slice of apple pie, a morning croissant, or an afternoon biscuit alongside tea. Equally lovely layered into a tablescape or displayed on a shelf, bringing a sense of timeless romance to everyday moments.
