SOUTA Kiln was founded in 1997 by Naoya Morokuma in Yamauchi Town, located next to Arita in Saga Prefecture.
While preserving the traditions of Arita ware, the kiln creates tableware designed to suit modern lifestyles.
Their pieces are beloved across generations for their gentle, hand-fitting forms and approachable reinterpretations of classical patterns.
This 10.0in plate offers both generous size and depth, making it perfect for presenting main dishes with ample portions.
The Tako-Karakusa (octopus arabesque) pattern—one of Souta Kiln’s signature motifs—features graceful spirals accented by simplified leaf forms, a time-honored design passed down through generations.
The indigo lines, meticulously painted all the way to the rim, frame your food beautifully and bring a refined elegance to any table.
Among Souta Kiln’s collection, this is one of the largest and deepest plates, making it highly versatile for both everyday use and special occasions.
A thoughtful and practical gift, this plate adds timeless artistry to any home.
■How to care
・Wash with a neutral detergent and a soft sponge. Do not wash with a hard sponge or strongly scrub.
・Basically, it is dishwasher safe product, but be careful not to hit other dishes, especially thin dishes.
・Please note that color paintings and gold paintings may lose color if washed heavily.
■Care after use
・After starting and using, wash the soft sponge (sponge with handle) with a neutral detergent. Using abrasive sponges, metal strainers, cleansers, etc. that may damage the glass may cause damage.
・Basically, it is dishwasher safe, but be careful not to collide with other tableware, especially thin dishes.
Please note that colored paintings and gold colors may lose color if washed strongly.
