Japanese KO-IMARI blue & white porcelain Glazed Bun Gourd Shape plate.

IMARI-yaki is a general term of porcelain that has been produced in the Hizen area centered onthe current Saga Prefecture. It has a long history. Origin is a 17 century. And it is also famous as the birthplace of Japanese porcelain.

About KO-IMARI (real old Imari). Typically, Imari over the middle of the 18th century is KO-IMARI. It has an unique atmosphere and work that is not in general Imari. And it is precious because it is very rare.

TYPE :

Big plate dyed using dark indigo glaze which seems to be belo indigo.

Measurements:

Length 12 inches

Width 10 inches

Condition: has scrapes and crack like you in picture # 3 & # 4

Shipped with USPS Priority Mail.