Thank you for viewing. This is a namasu dish purchased from an antique shop. It is a magnificent Fuyo-de (lotus-style) dish. "Fuyo" is a beautiful term for lotus, and the name Fuyo-de was given because the appearance of the dish is reminiscent of the lotus flower. The inside features a Mitsudomoe (three comma) and arabesque flower design. The circular windows on the inside are made slightly bulging. It's about a millimeter, so it's difficult to see in the photos. The small windows that divide the rim are made in the same way. It's a nice touch that you can't tell just by looking at it. You'll notice it if you hold it in your hand and examine it closely. The large windows feature an Iwabana (rock flower) design. Flowers are sprouting from the rocks. Since it is originally a copy from China, perhaps it is a Karahana (Chinese flower). It looks like an interesting plant that has been stylized. It has a mark. I was told it is from the Meiji era. There is one chip on the petal edge, which is common for this type of dish. Other than that, there don't seem to be any noticeable major scratches. There are only slight scratches on the inside. Please take a good look at the images. Size: Width: Approximately 16 cm Height: Approximately 5 cm