Ibushi Black Plate 13.8cm stoneware Japanese-style plate with matte black finish, ideal for appetisers, desserts and modern food presentation.

Ibushi Black Plate 13.8cm

SKU:
22397
£7.19 (Inc. VAT)
£5.99 (Ex. VAT)
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Description

Black Japanese Plate

The Ibushi Black Plate 13.8cm is a compact Japanese-style plate designed for clean, understated presentation. Finished in a deep matte black with a subtle textured surface, it provides a striking contrast that allows food to stand out naturally. Made from durable stoneware, it is well suited to everyday use while still offering a refined look for more considered plating.

Its 13.8cm size makes it a practical choice for smaller servings, whether presenting appetisers, desserts, side dishes or delicate elements within a larger meal. The simple, balanced design works comfortably across a range of cuisines, from sushi and small plates to modern desserts, fitting seamlessly into both contemporary and traditional table settings.

Key Features:

  • 13.8cm diameter small plate.
  • Made from robust stoneware for long-lasting use.
  • Matte black Ibushi-style finish with light texture.
  • Dishwasher and microwave safe.
  • Ideal size for starters, sides and plated desserts.
  • Japanese-inspired design suitable for modern tableware collections.

Usage Ideas:

  • Serve sushi, sashimi or small Japanese dishes with clean presentation.
  • Plate desserts such as panna cotta, brownies or fruit tarts.
  • Use for tapas or small sharing plates when entertaining.
  • Present sides such as salads, roasted vegetables or breads.

What does “Ibushi” style refer to in tableware?

Ibushi typically refers to a smoked or darkened finish inspired by traditional Japanese aesthetics, giving pieces a slightly rustic, muted appearance that suits minimalist presentation.

Is a smaller plate like this useful beyond serving food?

Yes, plates of this size are often used for portion control, tasting menus, or as part of layered table settings alongside larger dinner plates.

Does a black plate affect how food looks when served?

Dark plates create contrast, helping colours appear more vibrant and defined, which can make even simple dishes look more considered on the table.