Dobai-Glaze Mamezara Mini Dish

Mamezara (literally translates to 'bean dish' - tiny things are called 'mame' = bean) are popular items on the everyday dining table in Japan. They are great for serving tiny portion of food, nibble, condiments or soy source, but they are also good to use as cutlery rests, jewelry dish, etc.

These tiny dishes are made with porcelain and finished with natural dobai (clay ash) glaze. There are slight differences in the tone for each dish and there are subtle rough texture on the surface.

• There are five designs available: Sunflower (himawari), Gourd (hyotan), Mokko, Folding Fan (Ougi), and Dandelion (Tanpopo).
• Microwave and dishwasher safe.
  
  
• Measurements (approx):
    [Sunflower] φ8.2cm×H2cm 
    [Gourd] 7.2cm×9.1cm×H1.9cm
    [Mokko] 9.3cm×6.5cm×H2.5cm
    [Folding Fan] 10.3cm×6.5cm×1.7cm
    [Dandelion] φ8.2×H2cm
• Material: Porcelain
• Made in Japan
  
  

ABOUT THE MAKER

Azmaya produces "tools" for everyday living that have been produced and used in the Japanese lifestyle since long ago. Their products are practical, functional and always have the Japanese traditional aesthetic. Azmaya collaborates with artisans, designers, crafts people and independent manufacturers from all over Japan to create contemporary housewares using traditional techniques and materials.

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