Kaizan Kiln, a renowned Arita ware kiln, has been crafting professional-use tableware for nearly 70 years, primarily used in Japanese inns,ryokan, and high-end restaurants servingkaisekicuisine. The beauty of the carved designs, which enhance the presentation of dishes, is made possible by skilled artisans who meticulously hand-carve the original models from plaster.

These intricate plaster models are then replicated to create molds, enabling the production of the required quantity of restaurant ware. Designed for professional use, these pieces are exceptionally durable. The clay is pressure-cast to enhance strength and fired in large kilns for thorough and even heating.

Kaizan Kiln maintains quality and consistent supply by handling everything in-house, from clay preparation to the final firing. This dedication to craftsmanship and reliability ensures that Kaizan Kiln's tableware meets the highest standards.

The Kaiseki series features a glossy celadon finish that enhances the colors of Japanese cuisine, making it suitable for use year-round. The distinctive wave patterns on the surface of the square plates draw attention to the food plated at the center. Even the less visible outer surfaces are intricately decorated, showcasing meticulous attention to detail.

Adorned with auspicious symbols, this series of square plates showcases Kaizan Kiln's signatureshikainami"four sea waves" motif andchidori"plover" patterns, meticulously hand-carved into the porcelain. Crafted from Arita ware's renowned white and celadon porcelain, these plates exude a timeless elegance that elevates any dining experience.

This series features a captivating texture that resembles hand-carved wood, giving it a unique and artisanal feel. The tactile finish adds a touch of modern and handcrafted charm to the contemporary design. The pieces have a modern feel with a design that imitates nature, making them a perfect match for dishes with traditional elements.

The elegant white glaze, originally developed by Kaizan Kiln's early predecessors, is now applied using contemporary techniques by the current generation. This results in beautiful works that reflect the particles of glaze as light falls on them, reminiscent of sunlight glinting off waves and making them sparkle.