Hasami Ware Plates | KOMON Small Plates | Set of 5 | KIHARA

KOMON Series – Set of 5 Side Plates

Traditional Japanese komon patterns reimagined with a modern touch

Practical 15 cm (6") diameter – perfect everyday size

Crafted by KIHARA, a trading company from the traditional porcelain towns of Arita and Hasami in Saga, Japan

Comes in a decorative gift box – ideal for casual gifting

Product Description
This set of five plates is part of the KOMON series, which takes traditional Japanese patterns (komon) and reinterprets them with a modern aesthetic. Each motif carries its own meaning, representing centuries of hopes for happiness, prosperity, and good fortune. These patterns have been cherished and nurtured through generations.

Motifs & Meanings:

Yabane (Arrow Feathers) – Traditionally given as a kimono pattern at weddings to wish for a happy marriage, as arrows do not return once released.

Shippo (Seven Treasures) – Interlocking circles symbolizing harmony, wealth, and an unbroken lineage.

Asanoha (Hemp Leaves) – Inspired by the straight, strong growth of hemp plants, this pattern is often used on baby clothing to wish for healthy growth.

Amime (Net) – A net pattern symbolizing eternity and the act of “scooping up fortune.”

Seigaiha (Blue Ocean Waves) – Waves shaped like fans, representing endless happiness and prosperity, inspired by the infinite expanse of the ocean.

About KIHARA
KIHARA is a trading company based in Arita and Hasami, the historic porcelain production areas of Japan. Founded on over 400 years of tradition since Arita began producing porcelain in 1616, KIHARA blends time-honored craftsmanship with modern design to create timeless tableware that fits seamlessly into contemporary life.

Specifications

Size: Diameter 15 cm × Height 2.5 cm (6" × 1")

Weight: 200 g per plate

Material: Porcelain

Care Instructions

Microwave safe

Dishwasher safe

Not oven safe