Surfing Bread Plate

Bring the rhythm of the waves to your breakfast table

 

 

Mornings in my house start with the aroma of freshly baked bread. That crisp sound the moment you take it out of the toaster. But when you put it on a plate, the underside quickly becomes soggy. I've been using the same wooden plate for years, thinking it's better than ceramic plates.
That's when I came across this surfing bread plate.

 

 

The soft, wave-like texture allows air to pass through to the underside of the bread, helping it maintain its freshly baked lightness for longer. It's like your mind is softened and relaxed, relieving years of stress.

 

Comfortable even on the underside of bread

 

The 25cm size is just right for a slice of toast, while the 27cm plate is just the right size for serving bread with salad or fruit. Even if your salad is a little watery, the uneven surface prevents the moisture from getting on the bread, which is a nice touch. It's a small innovation, but its effect is astonishing. It's a piece that makes you want to call it the "great invention of the century."

 

 

Not only is this plate cute to look at, it's also packed with little ingenious ideas that take everyday life into consideration. The gently wavy lines were arrived at by artisans after many trials of different angles and heights. As a result, they succeeded in reducing the contact area between bread and the plate by approximately 83%.

 

 

The mountain cherry wood used has a faintly sweet fragrance and its color deepens with use. Once placed on the table, the natural grain and warmth of the wood will gently complement your dining table, adding a touch of elegance to your daily meals. The product is finished with linseed oil, which is safe to put in your mouth, so it can be washed with detergent. If you are concerned about the wood drying out, lightly apply linseed oil to moisturize it and keep it looking beautiful for a long time.

 

A lifestyle born from the handiwork of artisans

 

 

This bread plate is made by Asakura Furniture craftsmen in Kamo, Niigata, who continue to work with wood.
"We want to deliver beautiful tools that are truly useful in everyday life." This desire has taken the form of a piece that will accompany your daily dinner table.
Not only are they convenient, but they also bring a sense of lightness to the user's heart. They are also designed to allow the user to feel the warmth and fragrance of the wood with every touch. The craftsmen work tirelessly, hoping that these tools will be loved for a long time.

 

 

The small wave shape quietly expresses respect for the materials and a thoughtful attitude toward daily life. Every morning when you use this plate will be just a little more special.
This is a piece that embodies that wish.

(Interviewed and written by monotomoi Editorial Department)