● Please feel free to ask any questions regarding price negotiations. ● Even if there are comments in progress, priority will be given to the person who purchases first. ● Please be sure to read the self-introduction and description. ● Comments before purchase are not necessary. ● We do not offer layaway. ● It may take some time to respond to comments. ● We may decline to respond based on questions and evaluation content. 《Product Name》 ★ Koto-yaki-like Ko-Imari Sometsuke All-Over Peacock Pattern Small Bowl with Defects 《Product Description》 This is a Ko-Imari Sometsuke small bowl with an all-over peacock pattern. As shown in the image, it has a rare shape and design, making it an eye-catching piece of Ko-Imari from the late Edo period. It has a rare shape, not tall enough to be called a bowl, and is small, with peacocks spreading their wings over the entire surface. The back also features scrolls, a unique style, but unfortunately, there are repair marks on the rim. The white porcelain has a bluish tint, and the exposed clay from the glaze cracks is a bright brown color, reminiscent of Shigaraki ware. Although there is no mark, I believe it may be "Koto-yaki" (pottery) fired in the Hikone domain. I believe this is highly possible, both in terms of the bold style that sets it apart from ordinary Ko-Imari and the careful craftsmanship. ※ Please judge the authenticity of Koto-yaki for yourself. Although there are some imperfections, it is a porcelain with an artistic feel. Since there are no missing parts, how about displaying it as a reference piece? 《Product Specifications》 Diameter: Approximately 152 mm Height: Approximately 47 mm ※ Please forgive any slight errors as this is amateur measurement. 《Product Condition》 As shown in the image, there are repaired areas on the rim. There are some kiln marks and glaze cracks, but there are no other defects. 《Management Code》UDCYVS6480