This shallow plate features a soft gray glaze that transitions subtly from light to earthy tones, creating a natural, layered effect. Around the rim, delicate white brushstrokesevoking the motion of falling cometsadd a sense of rhythm and quiet energy to the surface.

The understated color palette and brush-applied decoration exemplify the aesthetics of Japanese mingei (folk craft), where functionality and natural beauty coexist. Its low, open form makes it versatile for serving everything from side dishes to sweets or salads.

Hand-thrown and glazed using traditional methods, each piece has slight variations in shape, finish, and brush patternmarking it as one-of-a-kind.

This elegant hand-thrown plate features a signature comet-like brushstroke design around its gently sloping rim. The piece combines a warm beige base with a smoky gray outer band, creating a balanced two-tone effect. Delicate white brushstrokes orbit the rim like meteor trails, adding movement and visual rhythm to the otherwise minimalist composition.

The plates wide, shallow form is ideal for serving appetizers, salads, or desserts, making it a versatile and stylish addition to both casual and formal table settings. Each piece is crafted individually, ensuring subtle variations in glaze, tone, and brushwork that highlight its artisanal quality.

Rooted in the folk-art tradition of everyday ceramics, this Hamadagama piece blends functionality with timeless design sensibility.