Thank you for viewing. I am listing items that I have stored in my warehouse or purchased at antique fairs. AI-generated descriptions are used. Please use the images to judge authenticity for yourself as a reference. Fuyo-de is a pattern style of dyed porcelain that originated in the Jingdezhen kilns of the Ming Dynasty in China. It is named for its design, which features a circular window in the center (the "miko") and a surrounding pattern that resembles a lotus flower. 1. This beautiful blue and white small dish is a masterpiece made using the traditional dyeing techniques of Ko-Imari. In the center of the dish, there is an elegantly drawn bird design, and delicate Fuyo-de patterns spread around it. This small dish, which can also be used as a temari-zara (small dish for salt), not only brightens up the dining table but also allows you to feel the beauty of Japanese aesthetics. It is sold as a set of two, making it perfect for gifts or collections. Please welcome this small dish, which will be useful in everyday use as well as special occasions. Pottery with age may have distortions, manufacturing flaws (kiln marks), and underfired areas (cracks). These are inherent characteristics, and are not specifically mentioned in the product description. Please check the condition of the product carefully in the images before purchasing. Size W (Width) 10 cm H (Height) 2 cm Please forgive any oversight in the inspection as I am an amateur. However, I try my best to be thorough. Some items may be sold with stains. In addition, items are sold after only a simple cleaning. Therefore, the price is set lower. If you have any other questions, please contact me in the comments. I may miss some responses due to the large number of items listed, but if so, please comment again. NKK01948 Thank you for viewing.