Period: Late Meiji - Taisho Technique: Copper printing Diameter: Approximately 11cm / Height: Approximately 2cm A small plate decorated with copper printing from the late Meiji to Taisho period. The radial pattern from the center looks like it would make food look appealing and be easy to use. The center features a radial arrangement of bamboo grass, and the rim design is stylish with band-shaped pine needles and plum blossoms. A small plate that you'll be happy to have many of. It's also fun to collect them with different patterns one by one. Although it's old, it can be used in a dishwasher and microwave, so it's a recommended piece that's easy to use daily, even for those who have never used antique tableware! It also seems suitable for holding accessories. These are pieces where the individuality of the craftsmen comes through. There may be some scratches, slight warping, and kiln marks (made during firing), but we hope that you will appreciate them as the charm of handmade work. I have been collecting them little by little for 28 years as an antique collector. I plan to sell them little by little because there is no one to inherit them.