Japanese Porcelain Plate - Antique Edo Period Dish with Kintsugi Repair & Sometsuke Indigo Pattern kanji wood balanced feel with its traditional

balanced feel with its traditional copper lid tea pot that contrasts beautifully against the black cast iron body

Its elegant wooden keepsake appeal makes it ideal for anyone seeking a meaningful artifact with historical depth

Weighing just 4

and weighing 30 ounces (852 grams)

Japanese Porcelain Plate - Antique Edo Period Dish with Kintsugi Repair & Sometsuke Indigo Pattern kanji wood balanced feel with its traditionalThis Japanese porcelain plate is an authentic Antique EDO Japanese Porcelain Plate, Kintsugi Repaired Sometsuke Dish from the late Edo period (1800s). Measuring 4. 3 inches (10. 8 cm) in diameter and 1 inch (2. 5 cm) in height, this hand painted ceramic plate features a traditional sometsuke indigo pattern known as MIJIN KARAKUSA, a tiny arabesque design that fills the entire surface with detailed blue white porcelain artistry. The kintsugi repaired