Goku-Nishiki Gold Ko-Imari Style [Japanese Plate]

One of the characteristic techniques of Ko-Imari during the Edo period, which was loved by European aristocrats, is ``Somenishiki'', which is a dyed cloth with overlays of red, green, gold, etc. The splendid design, with its indigo flower pattern, chrysanthemums and peonies in bright red, and the gorgeous gold surrounding it, is a representative of the Old Imari style, worthy of being called ``Gokunishiki.'' It will give your dining table a brighter look at celebratory occasions, and a chic look for everyday dinners. *The 8th image is posted as a reference for how it will look when stacked. It's not a 5-disc set. *Images 9 to 11 are for your reference as they are lined up in different sizes. "Japanese plate" is the largest size. ■ What is the inscription "Made in the Showa era of Hibi Kisen"? Hihi: Hizen, Japan (formerly Saga Prefecture and Nagasaki Prefecture) Izumi: original brand name Made in the Showa era: Planned and developed in the Showa era (manufactured from the Showa era to the present) For large orders for gifts or campaigns, please contact BloomSource.

Hersteller

Shobido Honten

Marke

Kisen

Hergestellt in

Japan

Japanischer Name

極錦金彩古伊万里様式【和皿】

Category

Plates

BloomSource-Code

BS-00001295

Die Produktangaben stellt der Hersteller auf Englisch bereit.