Vintage Item never used. A delicate set of handcrafted porcelain dishes by Fukagawa Seiji, one of Japan’s most esteemed porcelain makers from Arita, founded in 1894. Each dish features a subtle celadon glaze with soft, misty hues of pale blue and lavender, evoking the serenity of nature. The scalloped edges are gracefully finished with a fine gold rim, adding an elegant touch of refinement.
Perfect for serving small portions, appetizers, or traditional Japanese sweets, these dishes reflect the timeless artistry and understated beauty for which Fukagawa Seiji is renowned.
Fukagawa Seiji (深川製磁) is one of Japan’s most distinguished porcelain manufacturers, renowned for its refined craftsmanship and timeless elegance. The company was founded in 1894 by Eizaemon Fukagawa, a member of a family that had been deeply involved in Arita porcelain production since the early 17th century. Established in Arita, Saga Prefecture—the birthplace of Japanese porcelain—Fukagawa Seiji was created with a clear vision: to produce porcelain of the highest artistic and technical quality, uniting centuries of tradition with a modern sensibility.
Its works remain highly prized by collectors and connoisseurs around the world, admired for their perfect balance of beauty, simplicity, and precision—a true expression of Japan’s porcelain heritage.
