For those who enjoy the slow life... Antique Meiji Period Imari-style porcelain plates, star and geometric patterns, set of five. These are antique dishes that have passed through over a hundred years! Shichihou-tsunagi (Seven Treasures) pattern... What does the Shichihou pattern mean? This "Shichihou-tsunagi" pattern, which connects the seven treasures, signifies good fortune, prosperity of descendants, and harmonious relationships. Seigaiha (Blue Ocean Waves) pattern... Seigaiha is a pattern that evokes the blessings of the vast ocean, with the endlessly spreading waves symbolizing a wish for happiness that continues forever and a prayer for the peaceful lives of people. Kikkou (Tortoise Shell) pattern... The hexagonal Kikkou pattern, as the name suggests, is derived from the shape of a tortoise shell. In Japan, it is associated with the symbols of longevity and good fortune, "crane and tortoise," and is one of the most beloved and frequently used auspicious patterns. Kouji-tsunagi (Interlocking "Kou" Shapes) pattern... The Kouji-tsunagi pattern is a design in which the character "工" (kou) is arranged diagonally and regularly, often seen as a ground pattern (fabric pattern) on kimonos. It is said to have the meaning of extending life and longevity. Diameter: 159-163mm, Height: 25mm Condition: (Each has 1-2 chips on the rim)