Yukutayagama Small Plate

Yukutayagama is a family-run, traditional Okinawan pottery kiln (yachimun) located in Yomitan Village, Okinawa, Japan. Pieces are hand-thrown on a potter's wheel using local Okinawan clay, sometimes foot-softened, and then fired in a self-built traditional noborigama (multi-chambered wood-fired climbing kiln) that is typically lit once or twice a year.

This small plate works well for that at your dinner table or as an incense burner for incense cones. It features hand-applied glazes with warm, subtle, earthy tones. When fired these small plates leave a distinctive unglazed ring in the center known as ja no me ("snake eye"), a result of being stacked during firing. So cool!

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Made in Japan.