Featuring the distinctive nami-yu glaze, which is made from the ashes of the Kyoto forest, the plate has a natural base color in yellowish cream-white. 

The paintwork is executed by individual Japanese-style painters, each pursuing originality and expressive depth beyond mere decoration. This particular piece depicts the deities Fujin and Raijin (the wind god and the thunder god). Not only are they supernatural deities, but they are also believed to be attendants of the Buddha. Fujin rides upon a cloud, carrying a cloth that allows him to control the wind at will, while Raijin holds a ring of drums.

The finishing touch to the plate is a lining of gold. Due to its delicate characteristics, gold can only be applied as an overglaze to truly display its beautiful color. 

It is 24cm (9.4in) in diameter and can be used as a dinner plate to serve a plentiful amount of sushi for a small gathering. The stunning painting is also suitable for display with a plate stand.