IMPERIAL IMARI JAPAN 21CM PLATE LIMITED COLLECTORS SERIES BEAUTIFULLY HAND DECORATED BY PROF TOSHIO MITUMURA

A BEAUTIFULLY HAND DECORATED PORCELAIN PLATE BY PROF TOSHIO MITUMURA.
WITH CLASSIC BLUE AND RED UNDERGLAZE, GREEN AND PINK FLOWERS AND LEAVES AND A BRILLIANT GOLD OVERLAY.
Title: Imperial Imari - Mitumura Plate. "Imperial Imari a contemporary interpretation of a 16th century Imari porcelain in the imperial collection. This reproduction is by imperial permission in a limited collectors series.
In Japanese Culture The Peoney Flower represents Serenity and Eternal Piece.
 Manufactured by: Imperial Imari - Japan.
Limited Collectors Series. A very decorative plate for the wall with stunning colours.
Size: 21cm Diameter
Condition: Very Good. No Chips. No Cracks. Have Hanging Bracket. 
More about Imari Ware: Imari is a style of porcelain named after the Japanese port from which it was shipped to the West, beginning in the late 17thcentury. The town now known as Arita, which became a center for porcelain. Imari ware (also called Japan or Japan ware), took its design cues from colorful Japanese textiles of the day. Exotic landscapes, gnarled trees, long-winged birds such as cranes, and depictions of courtesans in exquisitely detailed kimonos are just a few examples of the most common Imari imagery. The most frequent Imari palette revolved around three main colors the blue underglaze, plus a rusty reddish-orange and a brilliant gold. By the early18th century, China was flooding the export market with inexpensive Chinese Imari of its own, making Japanese Imari prohibitively costly in the West.
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