These are plates by the very popular glass artist Miki Tako. These are not "B-grade" items (with imperfections in shape, scratches, unevenness, etc.) that are sold at 1/3 the price a few times a year. These are first-class items that I purchased at an exhibition after winning a lottery a few years ago. I chose the one with the most beautiful color combination from among many plates. Since there are hits and misses with Mr. Tanaka's work, I chose very carefully (lol). Just because an artist is famous doesn't mean all their plates are cute. There are many with low quality, poor workmanship, or unappealing color combinations. You'll regret it if you blindly buy any plate by Mr. Tanaka. This is because many of them have a cheap feel. When buying, it's important to choose plates with a lot of "opaque" parts, because the "transparent" colored glass parts can look like "Huh...?!" when they overlap with the color of the table. The plates I'm selling this time are a very popular type that was also used in the Lawson collaboration "Gateau Can." Even if you win the lottery, the plates with the most beautiful designs sell out first, and you usually only have the leftovers, so if you're interested, please do so quickly. Mr. Tako's plates have a solid thickness, so they are also practical. They are used in izakayas and restaurants, and are sturdy enough to serve hot dishes directly on them. Soshin Ito, Kayo Inaba, Kyoko Tanabe, small plates, Soshin Ito, Momoko Sato, Yoshiki Ichino, Maya Inamura, Rena Uda, Aya Ishiki, Atsumi Honda, Megumi Osada, Shoko Maeda, Makoto Kagoshima, Nobuyuki Ishioka, Motoharu Ozawa, Tomomi Kawakami, Takashi Yomiya, Naoko Murakami, Nanae Harada, Hironobu Ishikawa, Kei Kanai, Junko Kusuda, Jiro Yoshida, Akira Okuda, Takatoshi Ito, Aya Yamanobe, Junko Okazaki, Kanako Nakamura, plates, cups & saucers, Arabia, Quistgaard, Meissen, Herend, antique, Royal Copenhagen, Rorstrand, Hitoshi Yoshino, Keisuke Iwata, mirror, Kazumi Tsuji, Soshin Ito, Tokiko Kurokawa, Kazumi Kato, Ryohei Masuda