Antique Japanese Imari Blue White Porcelain Bowl Shanshui Landscape Late Edo 6.25"W Plate his hands forming the teaching

his hands forming the teaching mudra

the style evolved from Kyoto’s Awata ware traditions and became a hallmark of late Meiji to Taisho era Japanese ceramics

These vintage Chinese ceramic garden stools

This is a framed and matted Sumi and watercolor painting

Made of sugi (cryptomeria) wood for the case with kiri (paulownia) interiors

Antique Japanese Imari Blue White Porcelain Bowl Shanshui Landscape Late Edo 6.25"W Plate his hands forming the teachingJapanese Imari blue and white porcelain bowl, shanshui landscape interior with karakusa cloud scroll border, wave exterior, late Edo period, c. 1850s Japan, Arita; late Edo period, c. 1850s A well potted Imari blue and white porcelain bowl of sturdy form with gently flared walls and a slightly thickened rim. The interior is richly decorated in two registers: a dense karakusa () cloud scroll pattern fills the broad rim band in closely worked cobalt,