Mamezara refer to the small plates in traditional Japanese tableware that can fit into the palm of your hand. The plates come in assorted shapes and patterns. Reasonable prices also make them easy to collect. These small plates are commonly seen on any Japanese meal table. Many people outside of Japan are also captivated by them, even in Paris. What are the tools artisans use to produce the distinctive patterns that are not found in larger plates? Mamezara bring together traditional craftsmanship and the spirit of Japanese-style hospitality. This episode focuses on what makes these plates so special.
