Thank you, D-sama! Sold to 2228-sama! A perfect combination! Imari Uwagaki Nishikide Dragon from the Taisho era ❌ Hydrangea, Paulownia with Butterflies, Bees and Chrysanthemums, 7-sun (approx. 21cm) plates & Namasu dishes ① 2 pieces, owned by Mr. Yaemon Follower discount: 200 A set of 7 types of "Torimono" (dishes for a course meal) This is a set of 2 pieces, the 7-sun plate and the Namasu dish. A perfect combination! Making the impossible possible! These are from the same collection as the Paulownia flower soup bowls, owned by Mr. Yoneda Yaemon. A testament to the power of the influential! "Torimono" refers to dishes for a course meal with the same design. I want to pass these on to the next generation! They can no longer be made! You can't find them anymore! Auspicious and stylish! Precious! Paulownia flowers. Hydrangeas. Butterflies. Chrysanthemums and bees. Protecting them is the Dragon in the center! Warding off evil spirits! A symbol of prosperity and flourishing. Gold that stands out in the blue of the sometsuke (blue and white porcelain). Dishes that brightly celebrate milestones. Dishes with a refined aesthetic elevate the cuisine, delight guests, and demonstrate the owner's power. Circulating energy with the blessings of the seasons. Elegant and beautiful. Delivered with a wish for high luck. They also look great in modern life. Sizes in cm Namasu dish Diameter 15.2 Height 4.5 Weight 268g 7-sun plate Size Diameter 21.5 Height 3.5 Weight 463g Including all "Torimono" A set of seven types: Special Snowstorm Price 39939 All handmade and hand-painted. There are kiln marks, small scratches, paint drips, and sand grains. Thank you for your understanding. Thank you to those who appreciate the beauty of impermanence and the delicate things. Sizes in cm 7-sun plate Diameter 21.5 Height 3.5 Weight 463g 6039 Spring Cold Plate 17.8 5.5 341 4000 Covered Tea Bowl 10.8 7.8 268 3000 Namasu dish 15.5 4 265 3500 Small plate 12.5 2.5 116 2800 Large Ochoko (sake cup) 8.5 5.8 168 3300 Nozoki (small cup) 6 4.8 73 1800 #Torimono #ImariNishikide Pottery: Imari ware