Keep it long, treasure it long.

Flower container blooming on the desk

When you have the pleasure of cooking, that joy transforms into the joy of serving it on a plate and bringing it to the dining table. It's exciting not only to share the food on individual plates with the hope that everyone will enjoy it, but also to share it from a large plate placed in the middle of the dining table.

Kaneko Kohei Pottery's Linka plate is a plate with large petals that brightens up your dining table, just like a single flower blooming on your table. It looks like a rustic antique item, but it also has a modern feel to it, and when served on either Japanese or Western dishes, it subtly brightens up your everyday life.

Charm of fluctuation

Warm pottery that resembles pottery, each piece finished by hand. This linker plate prioritizes ease of use by making the edges thicker and creating a unique design that allows you to feel the texture of the earth. It is a very charming vessel, with its uneven and simple shadows that are not too neat and give a soft impression. With its unpretentious design, you can put it on anything you want, so it can be used at your daily dining table.

It can also be used in the microwave and dishwasher, making it extremely practical. If it is thin, you will have to be careful when handling it, but since you can hold it firmly in your hand, it is so easy to use that you can choose it as a container for everyday use. It has a three-dimensional flower shape, so when you put something juicy in it, the liquid spreads out in the shape of petals, making it look cute.

The glaze is also carefully applied by craftsmen one by one, giving it the charm of a one-of-a-kind item that is not uniform. Fluctuations in color, unevenness, and traces of glaze running have long been enjoyed as part of the scenery of pottery, so please enjoy these shadings, which are not found in mass-produced products, as you use them.

The charm of Mino ware, a pottery used every day

Kaneko Kohei Pottery was founded in Toki, Gifu Prefecture in 1923 by Kohei Ito. The concept is ``a vessel to be used rather than a display vessel'' and ``a vessel that is easy to use, durable, and easy to wash at home.''
The material is non-absorbent, so it dries easily, and the fine texture of the base makes it durable. Since it does not absorb water, it is difficult to attract stains and mold, making it suitable for everyday use.The design is designed to give a glass-like transparency with consideration to light reflection and gloss, so it is beautiful and suitable for everyday use. Durability and design that can be used for many purposes coexist.