19th century Japanese Imari charger
19th century Japanese Imari charger
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A large 19th century Japanese Imari charger with three circular cameo figures playing. Four character marks to base.
Imari patterns, originating from Japan's Edo period (1603-1868), are renowned for their intricate and vibrant designs on porcelain. Named after the port of Imari, these ceramics often feature rich hues of blue, red, and gold, depicting motifs like flowers, landscapes, and mythical creatures.
Influenced by Chinese and European aesthetics, Imari ware exemplifies Japan's artistry and innovation in ceramics. Its elegance and historical significance have made it a prized collector's item world-wide, blending tradition with timeless beauty.
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