Material: Porcelain/Pottery Shape: Round plate This plate was found in the storehouse of an old folk house. It is likely from the Meiji or Taisho era. It features a rare design of cherry blossoms and spiderwebs. This is a 6-inch plate from Hirado Kasho, with a sometsuke (dyed and painted) design of cherry blossoms and spiderwebs, featuring auspicious motifs. The spiderwebs are drawn using the sumihajiki (ink-repelling) technique, and the design is scattered with vividly colored cherry blossom petals. It is a very refined and elegant plate. Dimensions: Approximately 18.3 cm in diameter x 2.8 cm in height This price is for one plate. *There are multiple plates available, so please comment if you would like more. From what I can see, there are no noticeable scratches on either the front or back. However, as it has been stored at home for many years, there may be some minor scratches. Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to such imperfections or if you are looking for a perfect item.