Meiji Imari Takishi Fluted Round Dish 12”

The Meiji period in Japan lasted from 1868 to 1912, and it is known for its art, culture, and ceramics. Imari is a style of Japanese porcelain that originated in the town of Arita and is known for its colorful designs featuring motifs such as flowers, birds, and landscapes.

A Meiji Imari fluted round dish would be a dish made during the Meiji period in the Imari style, featuring fluted edges and a round shape. It would likely have intricate and colorful designs painted on it, possibly featuring gold accents.

Imari porcelain is highly prized by collectors and enthusiasts for its beauty and historical significance. A Meiji Imari fluted round dish would be a valuable and interesting piece for anyone interested in Japanese ceramics and art history.

Dimensions: 12” diameter x 4”D 

signed Takishi