CLK-151 Medium Plate - White mothersday24 These are called metal marks

These are called metal marks and are caused by the friction between porcelain and metal

The extra thin tip allows the utensil to be easily flexed to slide beneath food

Designed by Makoto Koizumi

Even the crustiest artisan loaves are no match for Robert Herder's bread knife

Fits a Small Saucer (Not Included - Available here)

CLK-151 Medium Plate - White mothersday24 These are called metal marksKinto's ceramic tableware is made entirely by hand in a traditional pottery village in Nagasaki, Japan. Crafted for daily use each piece consists of clay composed of sandstone: a mix of sand and rocks with Amakusa porcelain stone mined from Japan's Amakusa islands. This clay is durable for daily use and also allows for each piece to have nuanced expressions created by the iron in the sandstone reacting with the glaze. Material: Porcelain Care