Thank you for viewing. This is a small dish purchased at an antique market. I liked the shape and the understated design of the "mijin-karakusa" (fine arabesque), so I brought it home. The mark says "Made in the Chenghua era." There's also arabesque on the body. Looking closely at the inside, you can see faint guidelines from the underdrawing. I learned that they were drawn this way. There is a crack on the rim. It sits a little unevenly, but that's a sign of its age. Please check the other details in the images. Size: Width: Approximately 8 cm Height: Approximately 2 cm 【The following is an AI-generated description, for reference only】 This is a small, square dish with a "sometsuke" (blue and white) "mijin-karakusa" design, reminiscent of the Edo period (likely old Imari ware). The fine arabesque pattern is densely painted, giving it a refined design, and it can be used as a small dish or a decorative plate. It's a convenient size for a condiment dish, a delicacy dish, or a small dish, and it fits well on a Japanese dining table. *Defect: There is a crack on the rim. There is no major problem with use, but please check the images and purchase only if you understand. Keywords: Small dish / Square dish / Bean dish / Mijin-karakusa / Edo / Sometsuke / Old Imari / Antique / Japanese tableware A small square dish featuring traditional Edo-style “mijin-karakusa” (fine arabesque) blue-and-white design， inspired by old Imari ware. The dense hand-painted pattern gives it a refined and classic Japanese look. Suitable for condiments， small side dishes， or as a decorative piece. Condition: There is a hairline crack on the rim. It does not affect basic use， but please check the photos carefully before purchasing.