Sori Yanagi Washokki Marumon medium plate 15cm, white porcelain with blue spiral pattern

Sori Yanagi Medium Plate 15cm — Washokki Marumon, White Porcelain with Blue Spiral Pattern (Sold Per Piece)

¥4,900
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Sori Yanagi Washokki Marumon medium plate 15cm, white porcelain with blue spiral pattern

Sori Yanagi design, made by Miyama, Mizunami, Gifu

Sori Yanagi Plate 15cm, Blue Spiral

Sori Yanagi Medium Plate 15cm — Washokki Marumon, White Porcelain with Blue Spiral Pattern (Sold Per Piece)

¥4,900
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Documented

We documented the thinking behind Sori Yanagi, whose designs were always shaped by hand before they were drawn.

Sori Yanagi, 1975. A vision for Japanese tableware, revived in its truest form.

This medium plate carries a blue and white motif inspired by the swirling Naruto whirlpools. It marked a rare moment in Sori Yanagi's work: the first time he deliberately added a decorative pattern, believing this design warranted it. Known for over a decade as the "Washokki Marumon" series before it was discontinued, the pattern has now been reborn under the supervision of the Yanagi Industrial Design Institute.

A medium plate with gentle depth for a main course, curry, pasta, or a plated meal for one. Made for daily life.

Sold individually, one plate per piece. Add a quantity of 2 or more for a matching set.

Specifications

  • Dimensions: Ø150 × H30 mm
  • Material: Porcelain (磁器). Dishwasher safe
  • Design: Sori Yanagi, 1975 — reissued under the supervision of the Yanagi Industrial Design Institute
  • Origin: Mizunami, Gifu, Japan
  • Maker: Miyama

SORI YANAGI (1915-2011)

Industrial Designer. Inheriting the spirit of the Mingei movement, he defined the beauty of post-war Japanese design. His work, including the iconic Butterfly Stool, achieved worldwide acclaim with the Gold Medal at the Milan Triennale. As director of the Japan Folk Crafts Museum and a nationally honored Person of Cultural Merit, his influence is timeless. A prolific creator to the end.

CARE & MAINTENANCE

To maintain the beauty and integrity of your purchase, we recommend treating it with care. Simple maintenance practices, such as gentle washing and proper storage, can effectively preserve the longevity of your favorites.

Questions about caring for this piece? Email support@j-doc.jp.

SHIPPING & RETURNS

Shipping
Every order ships from Japan with a tracking number. In-stock items are dispatched within 1 to 3 business days. Made-to-order pieces take about one month to make, as noted on the product page. Once shipped, delivery usually takes 1 to 3 weeks depending on your location. See estimates by region.

Shipping cost
Free shipping on orders over around US$200. Smaller orders ship at a flat rate of ¥2,000 (around US$13).

Import duties
United States: import duties are prepaid by us and included in the price, so there is nothing extra to pay on delivery. Other countries: your local customs may charge import duties and taxes on delivery, and these are paid by the recipient.

Packaging
Your order arrives intact, or we replace or refund it. Fragile pieces are wrapped in several protective layers. If anything arrives damaged, email a photo to support@j-doc.jp within 10 days of delivery.

Returns
You can request a return within 10 days of receiving your order, as long as the item is unused and in its original packaging. Made-to-order and personalized items cannot be returned. To start a return, contact support@j-doc.jp. See our Refund Policy for details.

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