Kasama ceramic plate hat insulating cotton pile on the

insulating cotton pile on the inside

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Contrasting Japanese textiles and an antique brass zip make an elegant home for personal essentials

The first thing you’ll notice is the jubilant colour palette of the early 1950s

Kasama ceramic plate hat insulating cotton pile on theThese beautifully proportioned platters are constructed from chunky slabs of clay, each one uniquely transformed by the kiln's heat to produce a rich and intense persimmon glaze. A stunning way to serve sashimi or cheese, it would be equally effective as part of a sculptural display of different ceramic forms and glazes. Located on the outskirts of Tokyo, Kasama is a relative new comer in Japanese ceramics, established a little over 250 years ago.