Arita-yaki (Arita porcelain) Kiwami-nishiki (Extremely Fine Brocade) Kinsai (Gilded) Ko-Imari (Old Imari) Kazari-zara (Decorative Plate) Hihi (Name of the kiln) Kizen Saku (Made by Kizen) Details such as the purchase date are unknown. It seems that one of the distinctive techniques of Edo-period "Ko-Imari," which was favored by European nobility, was "Sometsuke-Nishiki," which involved adding overglaze enamels such as red, green, and gold to the sometsuke (underglaze blue) designs. ✨ It has a background of Aihana-bishi (blue flower diamond) pattern, and a wonderful design with chrysanthemums and peonies in vibrant red enamel, and lavish gold accents!! A decorative plate that will make celebratory occasions even more festive and brighten up your room even on a regular day. ✨ It was made in the Showa era, over 40 years ago, making it a valuable item. ✨ Probably, Because it has been displayed for a long time, there are some peeling and stains. Please check the photos as I have uploaded as many as possible. The original box has scratches, stains, scuffs, and dirt due to aging from long-term storage. Please understand and agree before purchasing m(_ _)m 【Size】 ・Original Box Approx. 39.5 x 39.5 x 10.7 cm ・Decorative Plate Diameter: Approx. 35.5 cm *Please consider this as a reference only, as it is measured by an amateur. 【Mercari Delivery】 It will be shipped via Takkyubin (home delivery service) size 100. It will be packed with bubble wrap and kraft paper. G01 041301 #Arita-yaki #Kiwami-nishiki #Kinsai #Ko-Imari #Kazari-zara #Hihi #Kizen Saku