Shino ware is a type of white-glazed pottery fired in the Mino region of Gifu Prefecture, Japan, and is a variety of Mino ware. It dates back to the Azuchi-Momoyama period and includes types such as Beni-Shino and Nezumi-Shino. A pair of modern Shino ware plates (approx. 7 inches), crafted in the Mino region, Gifu Prefecture, Japan. Although not antique, these plates represent the traditional Mino-yaki pottery style, known since the Azuchi–Momoyama period. Features: Thick feldspar-based glaze (Shino glaze) creating a milky white surface Subtle reddish fire marks and soft texture characteristic of Shino ware A fine example of modern Japanese craftsmanship continuing the classic tradition Type: Shino ware (Mino-yaki) Size: approx. 7 in / 18 cm Quantity: 2 plates Condition: Excellent, modern pieces Ideal for collectors or lovers of Japanese pottery and wabi-sabi aesthetics. #ShinoWare #MinoYaki #JapaneseCeramics #PotteryJapan #Gifu #ModernCraft #WabiSabi #JapaneseTable