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Hanami Cherry Blossoms Plate Green

Name: Hanami | Green Cherry Blossoms Plate
Brand: Nunobiki

€155,00

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This piece is handmade by the artisan exclusively to order.

Creation time: 6–8 weeks.
Expected Arrival: 14 August – 21 August.
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In the Box: 1 Handcrafted Plate
Material: Fine Glazed Pottery
Color Palette: Sakura Pink, Mocha Brown, Soft Ivory, Ash Gray, Pale Mint Green
Dimensions: Length 11.3" × Width 7.6" × Height 0.6" (287 × 193 × 15 mm)
Weight: Approx. 18.3 oz (520 g)

Exclusivity Note: Each Hanami plate is carefully handcrafted, and the slight variations in form and finish are part of what make every piece unique.

The Hanami Green Sakura Plate carries the quiet authority of a finished artwork, conceived as a living object within the home.

Handcrafted by artist Kazuhiro Kojima, it is fired using the Nanasai Tenmoku glazing technique, where layered minerals reveal a branching sakura tree across a soft celadon ground.

Gentle asymmetries in form and glaze are intentional, embracing wabi-sabi and distancing it from factory uniformity.

Fine for both display and refined serving, it suits seasonal sweets, sashimi, or as a central plate within a composed setting.

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Individually Crafted, Never Fully Repeatable
Each Hanami Green Sakura Plate is handcrafted by Kazuhiro Kojima, so slight differences in form, glaze flow, and surface detail naturally appear from piece to piece.
These variations give each plate its own presence and keep it far from factory uniformity.
Nanasai Tenmoku with a Sakura Tree in Bloom
The defining feature is its Nanasai Tenmoku (七彩天目) glaze, which reveals a branching sakura tree across a soft green ground.
Layered minerals create depth and gentle tonal shifts, turning the surface into a quiet visual centerpiece.
Cultural Meaning of Hanami
Hanami (花見), meaning “flower viewing,” is the Japanese tradition of appreciating cherry blossoms as a seasonal moment of beauty and transience.
This plate brings that atmosphere into the home, whether displayed or used for refined serving.

Care Guide

About your Hanami Green Plate
Even as a handcrafted work of ceramic art, this plate is made to be enjoyed every day. A gentle touch allows its calm beauty to remain vivid over time.

Maintenance

No Harsh Appliances: Avoid the oven, microwave, and dishwasher to protect the handmade finish and delicate decoration.
Gentle Cleaning: Wash by hand with warm water, mild soap, and a soft sponge. Avoid abrasive detergents or scrubbers that could dull the surface.
Preservation: Dry with a soft cloth after washing and store with care to protect the rim and decoration from accidental knocks.

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a passion passed from father to son.

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Hanami Plate Q&A

Can the Hanami Cherry Blossoms Plate go in the microwave or dishwasher?

It is suitable for microwave use.
For the dishwasher, handwashing is the safer choice. Repeated dishwasher cycles and strong detergents may gradually affect the glaze and surface expression.

To keep the plate in better condition, wash it gently and dry it with a soft cloth.

Is the Hanami Plate meant only for display?

Not at all. Although it has a strong artistic presence, it was also created to be enjoyed in everyday life.
It can be used regularly for serving, while still bringing the quiet beauty of a handmade Japanese ceramic plate to the table.

What can I serve on the Hanami Green Cherry Blossoms Plate?

Its elongated oval form suits many kinds of presentation. It works well for sashimi, Japanese sweets, seasonal appetizers, plated desserts, or small composed dishes.
It can also be used as a decorative serving plate when you want to add a more refined accent to the table.

What makes the Hanami Japanese Plate unique?

Each piece is handcrafted by Kazuhiro Kojima and finished with the Nanasai Tenmoku glazing technique.
The green tones, branching cherry blossom design, and natural variation in shape and glaze movement give every plate its own distinct appearance and handmade character.

Would the Hanami Green Plate be a good gift?

Yes. It is a thoughtful choice for someone who values Japanese pottery, seasonal motifs, and objects made by hand.
The cherry blossom theme and the individuality of each plate make it feel personal, elegant, and memorable as a gift.

Do you ship the Hanami Plate to the US and Europe with insurance included?

Yes. We ship worldwide, including the USA and Europe.
Each order is carefully packed for international delivery and sent with tracking and insurance included, so it can arrive safely from Japan.

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