● Acquired at the Tessai-do in Kyoto about 20 years ago, during the height of the antique boom. The antique market prices were 2 to 5 times higher than they are now, and I purchased it with the feeling of jumping off the Kiyomizu-dera stage... ● It has never been used, and has been displayed on a shelf for viewing purposes only; it appears to be in perfect condition to the untrained eye. The plump, glazed surface is cute. ● Diameter: Approximately 7.6 cm Height: Approximately 5.9 cm Foot diameter: Approximately 4.2 cm ● I have a strong attachment to it, and it is priced accordingly. Please feel free to contact me with any questions or for price negotiations. ● I intend to inspect the item thoroughly before listing it, but there may be minor scratches or scuffs that are not apparent to a novice. Please consider purchasing with the understanding that this is the case. ◉ I have begun to organize my collection of antique ceramics, which I became passionate about over 20 years ago. The main items are ceramics from antique shops and antique markets in Kyoto and Tokyo. I apologize if there are any errors or inaccuracies in my descriptions due to my amateur status, but thank you for your understanding. Keywords: Ko-Imari, antiques, namasu dish, Japanese tableware Antiques, antique, colored plates Kutani ware, Imari ware, old art, Japanese antiques Flea market, vintage, old tools Ai-Kutani, Ko-Kutani, celadon, white porcelain, Living National Treasure Colored Ko-Kutani, Chinese ceramics, Korean ceramics Ri-cho (Joseon Dynasty), plates, bowls, pottery shards, teacups