Thank you for viewing. I am listing items that I have stored in my warehouse or purchased at antique fairs. AI automatically generates the descriptions. Please use the images to judge the authenticity yourself as a reference. This is a small dish with a wheel-like design. It has a slight height, making it seem easy to use. The kanji characters appear to be 福 (fuku - fortune/blessing) and 寿 (kotobuki - longevity). How auspicious! It also has some thickness, so it seems suitable for everyday use. This beautiful blue and white dish is a namasu dish that incorporates the traditional design of Ko-Imari. This item, which can also be used as a small dish, is offered in a set of 5 and adds a touch of elegance to your dining table. The wheel pattern is applied, and it is a piece that evokes the aesthetic sense of the Edo period. It is made using the Chinese-style copying technique, and it features detailed sometsuke (underglaze blue) dyeing. It matches not only Japanese food but also Western food, and it is useful for everyday use as well as special occasions. It will be a wonderful accent that enhances the dishes when entertaining guests. Distortions, manufacturing flaws (kiln marks), and underfired areas (cracks) are common in antique ceramics. These are considered inherent characteristics, and I do not specifically mention them in the product description. Please carefully check the condition of the item in the images before purchasing. There are few scratches, and I believe it is a beautiful item. There may be kiln marks. Size W (Width) 13.5 cm H (Height) 3.5 cm Please forgive any oversight in my amateur inspection of the item. However, I try my best to be thorough. Some items may be sold with stains. In addition, items are listed after only a simple cleaning. Therefore, I have set the price lower. If you have any other questions, please contact me in the comments. I may miss some responses due to the large number of items listed, but please comment again if that happens. NKK00404 Thank you for viewing.