A series inspired by "space" among the four elements that make up nature. ◆ Product Outline The "Geppaku" soup plate is a vessel that combines the tranquility of the surface of a lake on a moonlit night with the transparency of morning light. The shape that gently sinks from the edge to the center gently envelops the soup and creates a scenery in the bowl. The pale and delicate blue-and-white glaze adds a touch of whiteness and poetry to the dish. ◆ Background of the birth of this vessel The Tsukihaku series is inspired by the four elements of nature "Air Sora". In particular, this soup plate expresses the tranquil beauty of the moonlight gently seeping into the surface of the water with the curves of the soft vessel and the expression of the glaze. The dignified appearance brings a clean air to the dining table. ◆ What you can do with this vessel The gently sunken shape in the center enhances the beauty of dishes with soups and sauces. While maintaining the spread of a flat plate, it has a depth that can receive liquids, achieving both visual balance and practicality. The color and texture of the ingredients echo the pale blueness of the glaze, giving the dish a sense of transparency and depth. ◆ Recommended usage ・ For transparent soups such as cold vichyssoise and consommé ・For cream-based and seafood-based soups, pasta and risotto ・ Japanese bowls and ankake dishes also have an elegant finish ・Can also be used for serving dessert sauces ◆ Recommended for people like this ・ Those who want to express delicate dishes as a single landscape ・ Those who value "quiet dialogue" between dishes and dishes ・ Those who are looking for an elegant vessel that can be used without the barriers of Japanese and Western ・ Chefs who want to add transparency and poetic atmosphere to their dishes ◆ Summary of product features ・Delicate blue-white color reminiscent of moonlight ・ Gentle depression beautifully complements soups and sauces Harmonize with the natural color of the ingredients and highlight the beauty of the dish ・ Compatible with a variety of dishes regardless of Japanese or Western ・ A vessel that adds silence and transparent poetry to the dining table