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Tokyo Design Studio Soshun Matte Plate (29cm)

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Tokyo Design Studio Soshun Matte Plate (29cm)The Tokyo Design Studio TDS Plate Soshun Matte ( 29 cm) is a premium dinner plate that brings authentic Japanese craftsmanship and refined design to your everyday tableware collection. Handmade in Japan from high quality ceramic, this plate is part of the Soshun Matte collection a series that blends traditional Asian tableware sensibilities with contemporary understated style. The plate measures approximately 29 cm in diameter with a 3. 5 cm height,

The Tokyo Design Studio TDS Plate – Soshun Matte (Ø 29 cm) is a premium dinner plate that brings authentic Japanese craftsmanship and refined design to your everyday tableware collection. Handmade in Japan from high-quality ceramic, this plate is part of the Soshun Matte collection — a series that blends traditional Asian tableware sensibilities with contemporary understated style.

The plate measures approximately 29 cm in diameter with a 3.5 cm height, providing generous space for serving main courses, pasta dishes, salads, or shared starters. Its light green matte finish delivers a soft, elegant look that complements a wide range of table settings — from minimalist and modern to rustic and casual. The subtle surface texture enhances the visual appeal of plated dishes, making meals look as good as they taste.

Crafted with daily use in mind, this Soshun Matte plate is both dishwasher and microwave-safe, offering practical convenience without compromising durability or design integrity. Whether you’re reheating leftovers or serving up a fresh home-cooked meal, the resilient ceramic construction handles everyday demands while maintaining its soft matte aesthetic.

The Soshun Matte range from Tokyo Design Studio features a cohesive palette of gentle, earthy tones and subtle textures that echo traditional Japanese ceramics but are tailored for contemporary dining. This makes the plate an excellent choice for curating a coordinated dinnerware set or mixing with other styles for eclectic tablescapes.

Key Features:

Large 29 cm diameter — ideal for mains, pasta, and shared dishes.

Handmade ceramic construction in Japan for quality and longevity.

Light green matte finish — soft, contemporary aesthetic.

Dishwasher and microwave safe — practical for everyday use.

Versatile for a variety of dishes — from breakfast to dinner

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