Ko-Imari Sometsuke Landscape with Pavilion Footed Deep Dish - Late Edo to Meiji Period * A landscape scene (mountains, water, buildings, trees, animals) is depicted in blue sometsuke (underglaze blue). * Geometric patterns (thunderbolt pattern, a traditional design believed to ward off evil and symbolize a bountiful harvest) are painted on the rim. * It is believed to have been used as a dish for kaiseki cuisine or as a decorative plate in high-class restaurants. * This type of antique ceramic ware is still popular today as Japanese tableware. * Size: Please allow for some error. * Diameter: Approximately 24.5cm * Height: Approximately 7cm * Weight: Approximately 988g ○ Returns are not accepted to prevent substitution. ○ Please comment before purchasing if you have any concerns. ○ No smokers, no small animals, and we pay close attention to hygiene.