Late Edo period Imari ware Arita ware Kakutomi decorative plate antique ceramics porcelain

This is an Imari ware piece from the Edo period, dating back to the 1800s.
It features the auspicious Kaku-Tomi (角冨) mark and a depiction of a pavilion in a landscape.
Pavilions are said to represent wealth and longevity, landscapes symbolize natural harmony, and flowers (especially chrysanthemums and peonies) represent prosperity and nobility, making this piece suitable for celebrations and gifts.
Comes with a paulownia wood box.

Diameter is 14cm.

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