Edo Era (1850) Imariyaki Plate

Adorn your collection with this exquisite 21 cm Imariyaki plate, crafted in 1850 during Japan’s Edo period.

This unique piece features more green accents than the traditional blue often found in Imari-style porcelain, adding a distinctive touch to its vibrant color palette. Imari porcelain, originating from the town of Arita and exported through the port of Imari, is renowned for its detailed hand-painted designs, vivid colors, and intricate patterns.

 This plate showcases classic Edo-era motifs, blending complicated geometric designs with serene natural scenes, capturing the cultural spirit of the time.

Details and Care:

• Date: 1850 (Late Edo Era)
• Diameter: 21 cm
• Imari-style porcelain is famous for its rich colors and detailed artistry, making this piece stand out with its rare green highlights.
• This is an antique item, over 170 years old, and may show subtle signs of age that enhance its historical beauty.
• Gently clean with a soft cloth and mild detergent. Avoid abrasive materials to preserve its delicate paintwork.
• Not microwave or oven safe.
• Handmade in Japan.
  Final Sale: This item is not eligible for returns or exchanges.