White Rinka Japanese Dinnerware | Build Your Own Set

Kaneko Kohyo has been firing ceramics in Toki, Gifu Prefecture since 1921 — and the Rinka is the piece that carried them beyond Japan. The Rinka plate is a modern classic of Japanese ceramics. The name means "flower ring." Look at it straight on and you understand why: the rim rises and falls in soft scallops, like petals caught mid-bloom. It's a shape that does something unusual for a plate — it makes whatever you put on it look considered. A piece of fruit, a slice of cake, a tangle of soba. All of it sits better here. The glaze is off-white, slightly matte, with the faint irregularities that come from being shaped by hand. No two pieces are identical. That's not a flaw — it's the point. Made from Mino ware porcelain, a ceramic tradition rooted in the Toki region for over 1,300 years. Kaneko Kohyo takes that history and makes it work on a Tuesday night. Rinka Collection Size Guide The Rinka collection is designed as a flexible set — plates, bowls, and cups that work together, but also stand on their own. Each form is proportioned with a specific use in mind — from small bites to full meals. Plates   14cm (5.5") — desserts, condiments, small bites   15cm (6.1") — breakfast, pastry   17cm (6.9") — salad, side dishes   21cm (8.3") — desserts, salads, appetizers, or light meals 24cm (9.7") — larger mains, sharing   27cm (10.6") — dinner plate, pasta   Bowls   10 Bowl — 4" (10.5cm), H1.5" (4cm)   Small portions — pickles, dipping sauces, nuts, or a scoop of fruit   12 Bowl — 4.75" (12.5cm), H1.75" (4.5cm)   Side dishes, yogurt, or a light breakfast   16 Bowl — 6.5" (16.5cm), H2" (5cm)   Rice, soup, or a small serving of noodles   21 Bowl — 8.5" (21.5cm), H2.4" (6cm)   Composed salads, grain bowls, or main-course salads 24 Bowl — 9.7" (24.5cm), H2.5" (6.4cm)   Large noodles, pasta, or shared dishes at the center of the table   Soup Bowls   Soup Bowl S — 4.5" (11.5cm), H2.6" (6.5cm)   Miso soup, small servings, or light starters   Soup Bowl M — 5.7" (14.5cm), H3" (7.5cm)   Soup, stew, or a more substantial portion   Soup Bowl L — 6.5" (16.5cm), H3.3" (8.4cm)   Hearty soups, noodles, or one-bowl meals   Cups   Mug — D3.7" (9.5cm), H3.3" (8.5cm), 8.8 oz (250ml)   Coffee, tea, or everyday use   Soup Cup — 5.9" L x 4.7" W (15cm x 12cm), H2.4" (6cm), 12 oz (360ml) Soup, chowder, or small meals — also used for coffee, matcha, or latte art. Details   Material: Mino ware porcelain   Origin: Toki, Gifu Prefecture, Japan   Care: Dishwasher safe, microwave safe   Note: Hand-built — slight variations in shape, size, and glaze are expected   Q: What does "Rinka" mean?   "Rinka" means flower ring in Japanese — referring to the softly scalloped rim that gives each piece its distinctive shape. Ships from New York in 1–2 business days.   Available for in-store pickup in Great Neck.