Excellent condition. Shohbi-do Meiyo, Arita-yaki, So-sen, Extremely Fine Brocade, Gold-painted, Floral and Bird Design, Gold Accents, Deep Small Bowl. Ko-Imari style, Kakiemon style. Extremely Fine Brocade, Gold-painted, Ko-Imari style. Gokunishiki Kinsai Ko-Imari-yoshiki. During the Edo period, Arita-yaki was called Imari because it was shipped overseas from Imari Port. In the Meiji era, the items from the Edo period were called "Ko-Imari," and their beautiful appearance is still highly praised both domestically and internationally. One of the characteristic techniques of Ko-Imari, which was favored by European nobility, was "Sometsuke" (underglaze blue) with overglaze enamels such as red, green, and gold. In particular, this "Extremely Fine Brocade, Gold-painted, Ko-Imari style" is adorned with gorgeous decorations and is full of the most Ko-Imari-like splendor. This is a set of 5 bowls. Diameter: 12 cm, Height: 7.5 cm Management number: 12554