Antique Japanese Late Edo Period 19th Century Imari Ceramic Plate Blue & White 12.5" Reproduction reflecting Kuniyoshi’s integration of image
Description
reflecting Kuniyoshi’s integration of image and literature
Part of Twenty-four Accomplishments in Imperial Japan (皇國二十四功)
This is essentially actual size at the standard measurements of 10" tall by 15" wide (39
and so did Bai (梅) during the Edo period (1603 to 1868) because bamboo has vigorous vitality plum tree blossoms in the winter
Minor wear to foot rim consistent with age
Antique Japanese Late Edo Period 19th Century Imari Ceramic Plate Blue & White 12.5" Reproduction reflecting Kuniyoshi’s integration of imageThis is an antique Japanese late Edo Era (mid 19th century) Imari hand painted plate. This plate measures 12. 25" in diameter by 1. 25" tall. Having been in storage for most of the past century this plate remains in very fine condition with no chips, cracks or hairlines. Some wear on of the gilding helps age the piece and show it's authenticity. A beautiful example of Japanese workmanship and aesthetic.
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