Small Plate -Kenzan Sakura by Kakouzan-kiln

Elegant Pottery from Gojozaka, Kyoto

Kakouzan-kiln is located in the Gojozaka district of Kyoto’s Higashiyama area, a region long known for its traditional Kiyomizu-ware pottery.

This family-run kiln has preserved its legacy of handmade Japanese ceramics across four generations.

Their pieces are inspired by the refined, classical elegance of Kenzan-style pottery—yet they shine with a vibrant, dignified beauty unique to Kyoto craftsmanship.

Like Blossoms in Full Bloom on Ceramic

Each flower is lovingly hand-painted using traditional Japanese pigments, with delicate shading that gives depth and life to the design.

The combination of smooth ceramic texture and the gentle colors of traditional paints evokes a quiet seasonal elegance.

This piece adds a sense of Japanese grace and handmade warmth to your table—perfect for elevating daily moments.

A Plate That Radiates the Charm of Traditional Kyoto Pottery

Bring a touch of joy and artistry into your everyday rituals with a piece that embodies the best of handmade Japanese ceramics.

This plate is not only beautiful, but also versatile—perfect for desserts, sweets, and light treats shared with care.

Owner's Comment

This plate is inspired by the work of Ogata Kenzan, a renowned Edo-period ceramic artist.

The lively design of cherry blossoms in full bloom brings energy and celebration to the piece.

It’s just the right size for serving cake, fruit, or Japanese sweets—ideal for adding a festive accent to your dessert time.