◉ Fuyo-de Wave Plate "Fuyo-de" refers to a design where a large circular window is placed in the center, and the surrounding area is divided, reminiscent of a large hibiscus flower, hence the name. In the early 17th century, the Dutch East India Company specially ordered and imported "Sometsuke Fuyo-de" ware from China, which became very popular in Europe. In the mid-17th century, China prohibited exports, and as a result, "Fuyo-de" ware produced in Arita was widely exported to Europe. "Fuyo-de," which expresses splendor and elegance using only the indigo color of sometsuke (blue and white porcelain), was a pattern beloved by European nobility. Backstamp: Blue characters stamped on the back Shape: Circular plate with a wavy rim Manufacturing Location: Imari City, Saga Prefecture Size: Diameter 25cm (approximate measurement) According to the date on the newspaper used for packaging, this item was manufactured before 1985. ※ There are three of the same item. If you wish to purchase multiple items: 5% off the total for 2 items 10% off the total for 3 items Although new and unused, please understand that this item has been stored at home. Thank you for viewing.