8-inch Plate Ink Black

A depth like layered lacquer and a delicate transparency reminiscent of glass. Named after the Edo period word "giyaman," which referred to glass products. With its overwhelming presence, it can elevate any dish to a refined elegance akin to haute cuisine. It is highly practical, being both microwave and dishwasher safe. A world of sumi ink tones, born from the Japanese aesthetic of expressing beauty through light and shadow. The minimalist texture, like that of a sumi-e painting, resonates with the essence of Zen.