Japanese Ash Rectangle Tray ORIGIN_Edo Kiriko & Edo Glass and is known as an

and is known as an elegant design with a formal image

Ideal for presenting appetizers and side dishes alike

The arare pattern refers to the design used in cast iron kettles in which large and small dots are lined up in rows

This small sauce container with a spout features a tokusa pattern delicately painted along the edge

It is large enough to serve a generous portion of rice or miso soup

Japanese Ash Rectangle Tray ORIGIN_Edo Kiriko & Edo Glass and is known as anThis lightweight and durable rectangle tray, made from Japanese ash wood, boasts a simple design that enhances any table setting, while also being easy to hold. It is perfect for a set meal for one, such as those served at a restaurant, as shown in the photo. It also makes a sophisticated table setting when placed with tea utensils, sake cups, etc. This finish brings out the color and grain of solid Japanese ash wood. Japanese ash is popular for its