Oishii Sushi Plate by Ghaz
Glazed stoneware clay vessel, formed and shaped by hand.
These vessels are decorated with contrasting colours and textures in gloss greens/blues and matt tan-bronze, with occasional breaks to darker streaks or patterns.
All work is high fired to create tableware that is both functional and decorative.
32 x 13.5 cm
What does Oishii mean?
“Oishii” is a Japanese i-adjective which means “delicious” or “good-tasting”. It is written in either hiragana as おいしい, or in kanji as 美味しい.
The kanji that make up “oishii” are: 美 which means “beautiful”, and 味 which means “taste/flavor”. These kanji can also be read 美味い (umai) which also means delicious or good tasting.
£40.00Price