
Modern Mastery of Sometsuke from SINGAMA
Written by Team MUSUBI
Fine lines and geometric patterns draw attention to the blue and white of the Seto ware from SINGAMA. Introducing a distinctive and contemporary flair, their tableware pieces infuse a fresh lightness and crisp elegance into this lunch table setting for two, bridging tradition with a present-day sensibility.
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Autumn Served: A Playful Twist on Traditional Sometsuke
The Blue and White from SINGAMA, celebrated for their meticulously hand-painted patterns on unblemished white porcelain, provide a fitting frame for all dishes, from the grilled "Sanma" (known as Mackerel Pike in English) to the fruit salad in a collage of colors.


Sweetness Cradled in a Yamanaka Lacquerware Jubako Bento Box


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SINGAMA

Founded in 1919, SINGAMA is a pottery studio located in the northeastern part of Seto City, Aichi Prefecture, in a locale known as "Shinano." Their pottery is made from high-quality Seto clay and adorned with indigo Seto Sometsuke, displaying soft and delicate patterns with a simple yet charming design. Each piece, radiating the warm embrace of meticulous craftsmanship, will add a soothing touch to your daily meal tablescape.
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