I am unable to offer a discount on this item. However, if you purchase it with another item, I will discount the price by the amount of the combined shipping cost. Please feel free to comment if you are interested. The following is an AI-generated summary (may contain errors): A ceramic plate with a beautiful blue and white floral pattern. - Color: Blue and white floral pattern - Diameter: Approximately 16cm - Height: Approximately 6.5cm Thank you for viewing. This is a beautiful porcelain (bowl or deep dish) with a blue and white contrast. This is made using a technique called "Sometsuke," where patterns are drawn with cobalt pigment (gosu) and then glazed and fired. The blue patterns on a white background are characteristic, and it is a traditional style of pottery that has been popular in Japan for a long time. Porcelain does not absorb water, is easy to clean, and many pieces are dishwasher and microwave safe, making them easy to use daily. This type is often seen in Hasami-yaki and Arita-yaki, which are famous for producing Japanese tableware. The mark "Kenju" on the back of the Japanese tableware is shown. This mark indicates the name of the potter or kiln and is useful for identifying the work. Works with this specific mark have similar examples in search results, which are derived from Kyo-yaki and Kiyomizu-yaki. The design of the vessel appears to be a blue brushed Sometsuke landscape with figures.