Antique Imari dish with embossed design, underglaze blue, ring-shaped flower dish, made in the Chenghua era, person on a boat, Edo period, antique art, period piece, antique. It is quite old and shows signs of aging. It has a history and has a very good taste. No cracks or chips. Size: Width 10.3 x Height 2.5 cm This is a porcelain bowl from the Edo period, a high-class work with a luxurious design painted in underglaze blue on white porcelain. A mark is inscribed in the center of the inside of the foot on the back, and floral and auspicious patterns are arranged on the outside within geometric frames. The rim is elegantly designed with a flower shape, creating a harmony of decoration and practicality. The deep indigo color of the underglaze blue is vividly colored, and the quality of the firing can be seen. The maker's mark is inscribed on the bottom, suggesting that it is a work by a master craftsman. The clean feeling of the white porcelain and the beautiful color created by the shades of indigo evoke the changes of the Edo to Meiji periods. It is a practical and artistic masterpiece, suitable as a table decoration or as a tea utensil. This describes it as an antique Edo to Meiji period porcelain bowl featuring white glaze with vibrant underglaze blue (sometsuke) decoration, delicate wavy scalloped mouth rim, calligraphy inscription on interior base, elegant geometric framing with floral and auspicious motifs arranged throughout exterior, deep rich indigo coloring indicating superior firing quality. Shipping is planned via Sagawa Express (or Mercari delivery depending on location). Free shipping. We will pack it so that it will not break, so please rest assured. We may suddenly cancel the listing. This is a one-of-a-kind item with high rarity value, and the price may increase. Please purchase as soon as possible. Thank you very much. [Management 260216]