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Small Plate Market
2023.12.26(tue)-2024.1.8(mon)
POTPURRI Kiyosumi-Shirakawa
Teshio's popular Small Plate Market returned for another year.
Charming even when simply arranged together, the small plates were joined by a new hand-painted floral collection.
The event also offered a limited-time selection of snacks to enjoy on the plates.
A lovely small gift to take to a year-end or New Year gathering.
NEW Series
Hanagoyomi — A Calendar of Flowers
Bold flowers and berries are carefully painted one piece at a time, with a softness reminiscent of watercolor.
Every petal and sepal is painted stroke by stroke, limiting production. At the time of the event, the collection was available only at the Kiyosumi-Shirakawa store.
Wild thistle, cornflower and smilax berries evoke different times of year. These familiar flowers and fruits inspired the name Hanagoyomi, a calendar of flowers.
Brand introduction
Teshio
Teshio takes its name from teshio-zara, small salt dishes associated with the origins of Japanese mamezara plates.
Traditionally, a small dish of salt was placed at the corner of a dining tray as part of a belief in salt's purifying role.
That palm-sized dish was called a teshio-zara.
Over time, these small plates became vessels for enjoying food, bringing color and presence to the table despite their size.
Each is fired in our Tokyo workshop with the hope that it will be cared for and used for many years.
Hinata no Hoshi Monogatari
A selection of dried foods, from carefully chosen ingredients to unexpected combinations.
The idea is to give food a little more freedom.
With an emphasis on making products locally in Miyazaki, the brand works with ingredients ranging from fish jerky to pickles and cheese.