Hand-painted floral pattern ensures each dish is unique for a personalized table setting
Crafted in Hasami, Japan by a ninth-generation artisan studio for authentic quality
Versatile design suitable for condiments, appetizers, or as part of traditional kaiseki meals
Available in seven distinct shapes inspired by nature for creative presentation
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These petite plates are called Mame Zara in Japanese, which literally translates as “bean dish.” Mame Zara have a variety of functions, but are most commonly used for condiments or appetizers as a part of traditional Kaiseki meals. Made in Hasami, a city in the Nagasaki prefecture renowned for its ceramics, by the 9th generation artisan s
