Shipping included, so please refrain from bidding if you are in Okinawa, Hokkaido, or other remote islands! Arita-yaki (Arita ware) large plate, by Rinsai Kiln Diameter: 22.8cm x Height: 3.5cm Can be used for pasta, curry, etc. A versatile plate. Arita-yaki is porcelain fired mainly in Arita, Saga Prefecture. Because it was shipped from Imari Port, it is also called "Imari" or Imari ware. It uses Izumiyama stone and Amakusa stone as raw materials, but they are used differently depending on the type of porcelain. Works are broadly classified into early Imari, Ko-Kutani style, Kakiemon style, and Kinrande (gold brocade) depending on the manufacturing period and style. In addition, there are works that were only made for presentation, separate from these, and are called "Nabeshima style" for those of the Nabeshima clan kiln and "Kinri style" for those presented to the Imperial Family. Until porcelain production began in various places in the late Edo period, Arita was the only place in Japan that continued to produce porcelain for a long time. Designated as a traditional craft product by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry on October 14, 1977 (Showa 52). We also offer combined sales. We have a lot of items for sale! Please take a look!