Japanese Ceramic Gold Botanical Mamezara Plate Sologne Equestrian themed

Equestrian themed

Flower painter Pierre-Joseph Redouté (1759–1840) devoted himself exclusively to capturing the diversity of flowering plants in watercolor paintings which were then published as copper engravings

or in the kitchen as a handsome vessel for storing potatoes

” writes Booklist

This exclusive design comes with an ice cream cone illustration laser engraved into the stainless steel handle

Japanese Ceramic Gold Botanical Mamezara Plate Sologne Equestrian themedA collection of small revelations, each mamezara carries its own botanical vignette in gold. Petals, stems, and seed forms unfold in miniature, brushed with a restrained shimmer that catches the light without excess. Set against a smooth ceramic ground, every plate feels singular, like a pressed flower kept between book pages. Mamezara are traditional Japanese small plates, typically no larger than the palm of the hand. The word combines mame, meaning