The Shiro Hake plate is a study in purposeful motion. Each piece features two bold, hand-painted hakeme (brushstroke) sweeps of white slip against a soft, neutral clay body. This traditional Japanese technique celebrates the “beauty of the moment”—the singular movement of the artisan’s brush that can never be replicated exactly.

The rectangular form is ideal for presenting yakitori, gyoza, or a delicate selection of sashimi. With its organic edges and glossy finish, it brings a contemporary Zen aesthetic to any table setting.