Thank you for viewing. Fukagawa Seiji, purveyor to the Imperial Household Agency This is an old Imari-style rice bowl with a red base and plum blossom pattern. I purchased it at the Hankyu Department Store in Umeda, Osaka last year, and after using it once, it slipped from my hand while washing and broke. The rest of the bowl is in almost pristine condition. - Design: Red base with white and blue floral pattern - Condition: Damaged (with fragments) - Interior: White interior - Size: Diameter 10.5 x Height 5.3 cm Chip... Width 7 x Height 3 cm (for the two fragments) It was beautiful and elegant, and although it was chipped, if I put the chipped part on the back, the chip is completely hidden, so I displayed it in the cupboard and admired it for a while. I would be happy if someone who does Kintsugi (gold repair) could restore it to its beautiful form. I noticed that some of the items from the same series that were being sold here felt a bit off. The blue dots in the pattern were more numerous than the plum blossoms, and it was clearly an item that lacked refinement. I believe those who view it will understand... The gold lines placed at the top and bottom (mouth and base) are also very impressive. The original price was around 16,000 yen, I believe. Gold prices are rising, so Is this a good deal? Thank you for your consideration.