Ståmp Cake Plates, Pair, Blue and Pink

A pair of cake plates with a translucent glaze and fine crackle lines known as crazing.
Variations in the glaze within the impressed decoration give each piece a distinctive character. The versatile size works for breakfast as well as dessert.

This collection has fine crackle lines in the surface glaze, known as crazing. Dark-coloured drinks and foods may stain these lines.

Do not use in a dishwasher, microwave or oven.
Gift wrapping is included in the price of this set.

Dimensions W178 × D178 × H20 mm

Box dimensions W191 × D191 × H35 mm
Weight 586 g
Material Porcelain
Made in Japan

Use and care
Keep out of the microwave.
Wash by hand.
Do not use in the oven.

Glaze pools in the stamped grooves to create the pattern through variations in colour. Depending on the colour and the way the glaze settles, the pattern may appear less distinct.

This collection has a fine crackle pattern in the surface glaze, known as crazing. Dark-coloured drinks and foods may stain these fine lines.

Seal the surface before first use.

Seasoning seals the open pores of the clay and helps keep stains from entering the glaze’s fine crazing. Repeating the process periodically helps seal these fine cracks so you can enjoy the piece for longer.
Put rice-rinsing water in a saucepan, stir well and bring it to the boil. Turn off the heat and place the piece in the water. Let the saucepan cool slowly for about an hour. Once completely cool, rinse away the starchy film with water and dry thoroughly.

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The traditional Japanese inka technique uses floral stamps to impress patterns into the clay, bringing out variations in glaze colour and the warmth of handwork.
The collection combines pottery clay and porcelain material in a softly textured body, finished with a translucent vidro glaze and fine crackle lines known as crazing.

Each impression on the body is stamped by hand into the original clay form, giving the finished piece a distinctly handcrafted character.
Japanese materials and techniques meet Western-inspired forms, giving the collection a distinctive Eastern character.