Thank you for viewing! This is a Rin-ka (flower-shaped) dinner plate from Fukagawa Seiji, a kiln that was a purveyor to the Imperial Household Agency, made during the Meiji to Taisho periods. Fukagawa Seiji was founded at the end of the Meiji era, so this is an early work. Auspicious motifs such as dragons, phoenixes, crane-riding immortals, pine, bamboo, and plum blossoms are drawn in a gorgeous style typical of Fukagawa. A crane-riding immortal is an immortal who flies through the sky on a crane, originating from Chinese Taoist thought and symbolizing longevity. Size: Diameter: 21cm Height: Approximately 3cm (Please allow for some margin of error) There is no box. There are multiple spots, imperfections, and slightly large pinholes that look like they were poked with a pen. The gold trim on the edges has a lot of wear. This item is from a time when there were no electric or gas kilns. Please understand the aging deterioration such as pinholes, color unevenness, burn marks, blue dye skips, kiln scratches, uneven glaze, unevenness, color skips, spots, scratches, distortions, irregularities, small scratches, scuffs, stains, signs of use, wear, peeling of dyes and gold trim, abrasion, and discoloration that may occur. For those who understand antiques, please. This item has been stored at home for a long time. Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to the condition. The photos may differ depending on the brightness of the light, how it enters, how it hits, the performance of your monitor, and the environment. I'm sorry, but I cannot offer a discount.