Jars Céramistes – Grès Émaillé Artisanal Français depuis 1857

plat à sushi tamaris

plat à sushi tamaris - Main image
$29.75 $42.5 In stock

Category: PLAT A SUSHI

Charme lumineux des émaux craquelés.
Une île face à la Méditerranée. Douceur du vent dans les pins.
Une collection poétique & sensuelle.

Plat à sushi en céramique parfait-imparfait, aux lignes irrégulières. Forme organique et délicate, trace de la main du céramiste.
Émail tamaris, rose ancien subtil, brillant & finement craquelé.

Pulvérisé à la main.

        - Design ©Catherine Sales -

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ryan U. ★★★★★

The cracked glaze catches the light beautifully—it's like having a tiny piece of Mediterranean coast on my table. I've used it for both sushi and small appetizers, and the irregular lines make each serving feel unique.

Ruby W. ★★★★★

The uneven lines and cracked glaze give each piece a hand-thrown feel, like something from a tiny Mediterranean atelier. I’ve used it for sushi nights and even just as a serving plate for olives, and the soft, imperfect surface makes everything look more elegant. Honestly, it’s the kind of ceramic y

Joseph ★★★★★

The cracked glaze catches the light beautifully, like tiny ripples frozen on the surface, and it’s surprisingly sturdy for such delicate-looking ceramic. It’s become my favorite piece for serving a quiet dinner for two.