Japanese Iron Small Plate
A medium plate made from a raw mold. The radial pattern resembles chrysanthemum petals.
The product was designed by Morihisa Suzuki in Morioka, Iwate Prefecture, Japan, known for its iron works - Nanbu Tekki.
This factory, with a heritage of 15 generations, has been producing cast iron products since 1625 and their special technique gives each product a striking texture. The studio made, among other things, Buddhist monastery accessories, monastery bells, teapots and all these for the elite of Japanese society.
The studio received an award from the Japanese Ministry of Finance in 1974.
Hail Japanese Iron Small Plate
Measurements
10.5 cm (diameter) x 2 cm (high)
Material
Cast iron