Diameter 9.4cm × Height 3cm
Material: Wood with urushi lacquer finish
This set of five small plates is handcrafted by renowned Ishikawa lacquer artisan, Isaburo Kado. The plates are finished with a combination of black and red urushi lacquer, creating a striking contrast. The smooth, tactile texture and warmth of the lacquer offer a delightful experience every time the plates are handled. Particularly striking is the beautiful hand-painted red lacquer, with a subtle gradient effect that catches the eye.
These small plates are perfect for everyday use, tea ceremonies, or as a thoughtful gift. With their elegant design and exceptional craftsmanship, they bring a touch of traditional Japanese beauty to any setting.
About the Artist
Isaburo KADO
1940 - 2005
Born in Wajima, Ishikawa Prefecture in 1940, KADO apprenticed himself at the age of 15 to Tetsushiro Hashimoto, a master of chinkin (a technique of carving fine lines in lacquer and applying gold to them). 1962, after completing his training, KADO began to produce lacquer panels and painting-like works using the chinkin technique. 24, he was selected for the Nitten exhibition for the first time and was selected 17 times, and in his 30s In his thirties, he was awarded a special prize at the Nitten. In 1982, KADO withdrew from all public exhibitions and held his first solo exhibition of only bowls.
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