Description
This beautiful 1900s Japanese Imari Gold Porcelain decorative bowl will add a lovely, high-value touch to your home decor. The colorful outside of the footed bowl displays unusual shapes and an intricate tan and peachy-rose pattern highlighted in gold leaf, on a deep brick red background. The inside of this bowl allows for a restful eye — the neutral white background has a lovely lattice gold leaf border around the top edge and a floral element in the center. The white bottom of this piece is marked, in Japanese.
- Dimensions: 7″ round, 3″ High.
- Condition: Excellent vintage condition with no visible chips or cracks; please see pics for details.
- Marks: in Japanese
About Imari
Imari porcelain is a term for a colored style of antique Japanese porcelain, named after the seaport Imari on the island Kyushu, Saga, in Japan, from where the porcelain first was shipped to the West starting at the beginning of the 17th century. Exquisite, elegant, and of the highest quality, Imari porcelain is highly respected in Japanese culture and is one of the pride and hallmark of Japan. The two true masters in the antique Imari trade are the Japanese and the Chinese artisans. It’s no secret that Imari porcelain is highly valued by art experts and lovers all over the world. When you purchase antique Imari porcelain, you are guaranteed unparalleled quality and originality. Each is a stunning piece, rich in history and high in cultural value, created by true masters of the art.
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