Continuing from the last time, this is everyone's tool #01 breakfast plate.
For toast, we recommend a wooden plate with an oil finish. With ceramics, steam tends to accumulate on the back side of the toast facing the plate and it tends to get damp, but in the case of the oil-finished wooden plate, the wood surface absorbs the steam. You can eat crispy toast.
The thick rim makes it easy to put on your finger and easy to carry. It looks like it's going to fit a variety of dishes with an impression that is not too sharp.
Here is the Minna no Tool #01 breakfast plate that I use.
Here is the Minna no Tool #01 breakfast plate that I use.
●About how everyone uses the product This is a project that shares scenes in which the product is actually used and expands the range of usage. How can we utilize and enjoy traditional craftsmanship in our daily lives? We would like to expand the possibilities together with users.
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