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The Glosmem Edit A refined collection of four 3-inch Japanese porcelain mame-zara (bean dishes) from the renowned Koshimine kiln. These diminutive vessels serve as a sophisticated counterpoint to the heavier textures of industrial design. Featuring hand-painted underglaze blue and polychrome motifs—including the symbolic Kabu (radish) and seasonal botanicals—each dish is finished with a delicate foliate rim.
The Aesthetic These pieces are essential for the curated home, offering a moment of delicate artistry within a larger display. At Glosmem, we find they pair exceptionally well as high-contrast accents alongside aluminum surfaces or nestled among brutalist ceramics. Their intricate patterns and varying geometries provide an intentional, collected feel to any shelf or tabletop vignette.
Specifications
Maker: Koshimine (光峰), Japan
Dimensions: 3-inch diameter
Material: Fine Porcelain
Condition: Excellent vintage condition with vibrant pigment and intact glazing.
Provenance: Sourced for their traditional craftsmanship and graphic appeal.
The Glosmem Edit A refined collection of four 3-inch Japanese porcelain mame-zara (bean dishes) from the renowned Koshimine kiln. These diminutive vessels serve as a sophisticated counterpoint to the heavier textures of industrial design. Featuring hand-painted underglaze blue and polychrome motifs—including the symbolic Kabu (radish) and seasonal botanicals—each dish is finished with a delicate foliate rim.
The Aesthetic These pieces are essential for the curated home, offering a moment of delicate artistry within a larger display. At Glosmem, we find they pair exceptionally well as high-contrast accents alongside aluminum surfaces or nestled among brutalist ceramics. Their intricate patterns and varying geometries provide an intentional, collected feel to any shelf or tabletop vignette.
Specifications
Maker: Koshimine (光峰), Japan
Dimensions: 3-inch diameter
Material: Fine Porcelain
Condition: Excellent vintage condition with vibrant pigment and intact glazing.
Provenance: Sourced for their traditional craftsmanship and graphic appeal.