Description
The long, narrow format of Sanma-zara was traditionally used to serve whole grilled fish, yakitori, and rows of sushi. A complete, signed set of five matching Oribe platters is an absolute rarity in the European market. Each piece is hand-engraved with the workshop's mark, 保 (Yasu).
Information
| Artist | Yasuo Tamaki (玉置保夫) |
|---|---|
| Style | Oribe-guro (織部焼) with Kushime pattern |
| Tradition | Mino Ceramics |
| Period | Showa era, vintage |
| Material | Stoneware |
| Format | Sanma-zara (long rectangular platter) |
| Signature | Hand-engraved 保 (Yasu) on each piece |
| Included in the set | 5 platters |
| Condition | NOS / Mint - never used |













