Gold Ko-Imari tea caddy with gold leaf and painted decoration on a green base. (No inner lid.) ▷How about putting in stick-type sugar, coffee, tea, chocolate, etc.? It's very beautiful, so I think it would be nice to display it as interior decoration. Ko-Imari Style: "Ko-Imari" refers to porcelain made in Hizen (present-day Saga Prefecture) during the Edo period, especially those exported overseas. Among them, those that lavishly used gold coloring are specifically called "Kinrande" (brocade hand). The luxurious decoration of this Kinrande is thought to be connected to the expression "Gold Imari." Approximately 7cm in diameter x 11cm in height Antique Vintage Rare Japanese tableware Arita-yaki Kutani-yaki Seto-yaki Mino-yaki Hasami-yaki Kaga gold leaf Jingdezhen