Antique Japanese Edo Era c1800's Imari Ceramic Bowl Koi Fish Cobalt Blue 8" Box It is has a warm
Description
It is has a warm tan base clay imprinted with stamps of triangular flowers with a white and gray glaze over that
1800-1860) all hand painted sake cup (Guinomi or Sakazuki) used specifically for drinking sake
Zelkova face (Elm)
This is essentially actual size at the standard measurements of 15
Antique Japanese Edo Era c1800's Imari Ceramic Bowl Koi Fish Cobalt Blue 8" Box It is has a warmThis is an antique Japanese late Edo Era (c. 1850) Imari ceramic bowl. It's all hand painted with a design that features a cobalt Koi fish with pine needles. This combined motif symbolizes strength and perseverance. The plate is made with high fired ceramics for lasting durability. Two of these bowls were available at the time of listing. One bowl per order. This bowl measures 8" long by 7" wide by 2 1 2" tall (21. 5 x 8. 25 cm). This bowl remains in
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