❗️Price reduced. ¥4980→ Late Edo period to Meiji period. One piece, Imari ware plate with overglaze enamel and gold accents, featuring a Daruma (Bodhidharma) and heron design. The underside has a comb-marked foot and a dyed-blue maple leaf pattern. I believe this is a rare item, not often seen. ★In image 8, there is a chip on the foot, possibly a kiln flaw. Please confirm. ★On the reverse of the rim, there is a tiny chip that is difficult to see unless you look closely. ⭕️I have several in stock, so if you're interested, please leave a comment. Size: Diameter = 16.0cm, Height = 4.2cm (Please allow for a few millimeters of error.) ☆This is a vintage item, stored at home, so there may be minor age-related scratches, wear and peeling of the overglaze enamel and gold, warping of the vessel, wobbliness, and kiln marks (glaze skips, pinholes, insect bites, roughness, etc.). Please check the images and understand the above descriptions (including subjective opinions) and those who understand antique items, please. ☆Please refrain from purchasing if you are very sensitive to such things. ☆Bleached and washed. ★There may be a change from Yu-Yu Mail to Rakuraku Mercari Mail.