No comments needed. Mamezara are small plates, the smallest of all plates, sized to fit in the palm of your hand. Generally, those under 10cm are called "mamezara" (bean plates). Although they are called mamezara, they are reliable plates that can be used for a wide range of purposes, such as individual plates, soy sauce/condiment dishes, dessert plates, and chopstick rests. They come in a variety of designs, not only round but also square, oval, and flower-shaped, in red, yellow, blue, and other colors, making them a versatile item. Not only single-colored plates, but also using many mamezara in various colors allows you to increase the number of dishes and eat a little of various ingredients. ◻️ Plum Mamezara x 2 Approx. 8cm x 1.5cm ▫️ Sanpo Kon-zara x 2 Approx. 8cm x 1.5cm ▫️ Hanatemari Plate x 2 Approx. 8cm x 1.5cm ◻️ Kin-sai Hana x 2 Approx. 8cm x 1.5cm ▫️ Orange Sakura x 2 Approx. 8cm x 1.5cm ◻️ Sakura Mt. Fuji Mamezara x 2 Approx. 8cm x 1.5cm Microwave and dishwasher safe ※ Wooden tray is a photography prop. Total: 12 Mamezara Fragile item, will be shipped with care. Will purchase a new box for shipping. Please understand that there may be oversight due to personal inspection. We appreciate your understanding. Due to the nature of ceramic products, there may be variations in dimensions, color, glaze unevenness, color unevenness, holes, protrusions, small black spots, unevenness, and blackening on the bottom. If you are concerned about the details, please refrain from purchasing. *********************************** New life, seasonal celebrations, congratulations, longevity, good fortune, chopsticks, auspicious items, mizuhiki (decorative cords) Covered delicacies, small bowls, glass, chopstick rests Celebration meals, celebration parties, celebratory toasts, auspicious toasts, home parties, home time Home cooking, party dishes, New Year's, jubako (tiered food boxes), Japanese food, Japanese cuisine, Japanese tableware, cherry blossom viewing, New Year's, Shichi-Go-San (Children's Day), Kintaro (Golden Boy), Japan's best, Children's Day, hospitality, celebrations, first celebrations, musubi (ties), wagashi (Japanese sweets), Hinamatsuri (Girls' Day), Okuizome (first meal ceremony), Osechi (New Year's dishes), birth, nerikiri (refined sweets), plates, mamezara, cute, red and white, table coordination, small plates, New Year's tableware Kitchen goods, vintage, natural materials, natural, mujirushi (no brand), simple, Nitori, table, Nordic goods, afternoon tea, tea time, Nakagawa Masashichi Shoten, Linell, Muji (Mujirushi Ryohin), cherry blossom viewing bento, New Year's Osechi mamezara, Harenohi (special day), New Year, celebrations, hospitality, tableware, New Year's table coordination, New Year's tableware set, Japanese tableware, small plates, kitchen supplies