Thank you for viewing. This is a set of five "Ko-Imari Sometsuke Ring-Shaped Namasu Dishes," excellent pieces that strongly reflect the style of the mid-Edo period. The softly undulating ring-shaped edges bring an elegant charm to the entire dish, enhancing its completeness as a stage to showcase food. On the inside, flowers and plants are arranged on three sides, and delicate kikko (tortoise shell) patterns fill the spaces between them, highlighting the harmony of geometric and natural motifs. The sometsuke (blue and white) dye has deepened with time, creating a beautiful contrast with the surface of the dish, and the fact that it feels dignified while being a daily-use item is also appealing. The fact that it is a set of five makes it highly rare, and it can be said to be a piece that combines collectibility and practicality. The "kuchisabi" (mouth rust), the practice of applying iron glaze to the rim, is still carried on in modern Arita ware. ★Dimensions★ Diameter: 15.4cm Height: 4.9cm I am "Tojiki Yosoro," a dealer in antique ceramics (No. 911100009525) residing in Imari City, Saga Prefecture, the town of ceramics. I mainly exhibit Ko-Imari, works by contemporary artists, rare kilns that are individually producing, and Arita and Imari ware. Unused items are purchased from ceramic trading companies, and antiques are acquired by participating in auctions for art dealers. I will strive for a pleasant transaction until the end. Thank you for your consideration.