Kasama ceramic plate sleeve with sweet and lightly musky

with sweet and lightly musky tones that evoke the elegance of ancient Japan

This collection is celebrated by art historians for featuring some of the most significant works in ukiyo-e history

Woman with headpiece is attributed to Torii Kiyonobu (1664-1729)

Hand-formed

Kasama ceramic plate sleeve with sweet and lightly muskyThis small platter is constructed with appealing proportions, and a beautifully restrained aesthetic, the clay transformed by the kiln's heat to produce a crackled glaze. An elegant way to serve sashimi, dessert, or cheese, it would be equally effective as part of a sculptural display of different ceramic forms and glazes. Located on the outskirts of Tokyo, Kasama is a relative new comer in Japanese ceramics, established a little over 250 years ago.