【M-047】 【Japanese Traditional Craft】This is a deep bowl that inherits the tradition of Ko-Imari. This deep bowl is painted with traditional Ko-Imari designs and is a work from the Meiji era or the late Edo period, over a hundred years ago. There are some scratches on the bottom of the foot. In a nutshell, this is a genuine Ko-Imari. As for antique value, Ko-Imari is hard to come by and highly valued. All the painting is done by hand, not printed. Please check the images. When this vessel is placed on a flat surface, it makes a slight rattling sound. This indicates that the bottom of the vessel itself is not perfectly straight, which is proof of human craftsmanship. This item was received from someone with a good eye for antiques. It was carefully stored in a display case and displayed as a prized item. Ko-Imari is popular not only in Japan but also overseas. It is being sold due to decluttering. For those who are interested and would like to keep it as a valuable collection, I will sell it. 【Bowl Dimensions】Diameter 22cm Height 10.5cm Foot diameter 9.5cm 【Original Box】No box 【Shipping】Shipping included Pottery brand: Ko-Imari Type: Bowl Material: Porcelain Type: Pottery Type: Bowl Type: Medium bowl #Itchy'sAntiques #Antiques #Imari #KoImari #Bowl #DeepBowl #ColoredPainting #TraditionalCrafts #Edo #Meiji #Pottery #AritaWare #Collection #Hobby #BrandItems #LuxuryItems #Masterpiece Pottery...Imari ware/Arita ware