Thank you for viewing. This item is estimated to be pottery from the late Edo period to the end of the Edo period, following the styles of old Seto and Mino ware. It features a gradient of dark-colored glaze and a glaze with brown crackles, giving it a unique texture that resembles flowing ink. In the center, a charming line drawing of a rabbit, a symbol of good luck, is depicted. This is a very interesting piece that conveys the playful spirit of the craftsmen of the time. Size: Medium to large plate (diameter approx. 21cm / height approx. 2.5cm) This item has been carefully preserved for display. There are no noticeable scratches or stains, and it is in very good condition for pottery of this age. The crackles and color of the glaze are characteristic of pottery. Protective material has been applied to the foot of the back to prevent scratching the surface it is placed on. We ask that those who understand old art and crafts purchase this item. Returns are not accepted.