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Small Plate Market

2025.12.23(Tue)-2026.1.12(Mon)
POTPURRI Kiyosumi-Shirakawa

2025.12.25(Thu)-2026.1.6(Tue)
POTPURRI Shoin-jinja

 

A gathering of palm-sized plates at the
Small Plate Market.

Lovely simply arranged together,
these little dishes make collecting a pleasure.
Discover a variety of shapes.

Useful at the table,
they also make lovely accents around the home.

So many ways to use them,
and so many favourites to discover.

2025.12.23(Tue)-2026.1.12(Mon)
POTPURRI Kiyosumi-Shirakawa

2025.12.25(Thu)-2026.1.6(Tue)
POTPURRI Shoin-jinja

A gathering of palm-sized plates at the Small Plate Market.

Lovely simply arranged together, these little dishes make collecting a pleasure.
Discover a variety of shapes.

Useful at the table, they also make lovely accents around the home.

Explore the many ways to use them and find a favourite.

Featured brands

toumei

Created by specialists in resin fabrication, toumei combines designers' ideas with craftspeople's skills to develop Japanese-made products with a fresh perspective.
Its work explores acrylic's possibilities through combinations with natural materials such as wood, foil decoration and original graphics.
With a focus on tableware, the collection brings acrylic's distinctive character to the table and everyday surroundings.

Teshio

Teshio takes its name from teshio-zara, small salt dishes considered a forerunner of today's mamezara. It is a brand that puts care and thought into small plates.
Traditionally, salt was associated with purification.
A small dish of salt would be placed in a corner of a dining tray alongside the food.
That little salt dish was known as a teshio-zara.
Over time, these small plates became vessels for enjoying food, bringing color and presence to the table despite their size.
With the hope that each owner will find their own way to use and enjoy it,
every piece is made and fired individually in our Tokyo workshop.