Large Japanese Arita dish from the Edo period – polychrome decoration – 45 cm - Porcelain - Japan - Edo Period (1600-1868)

Magnificent large porcelain dish from Japan, manufactured in Arita, dating from the mid-Edo period (circa 1700-1750).

Decorated in blue under a cover and polychrome enamels (aka-e, green, gold) depicting a mountainous landscape with floating fabrics at the center, surrounded by a procession of figures in a flowering garden.

Glossy enameling, with very fine and detailed decoration, typical of Japanese production from Arita inspired by the Imari and Kakiemon patterns.


Origin: Japan, Arita

Mid-Edo period (around 1700-1750)

Material: Porcelain decorated in blue underglaze and polychrome enamels

Decor: Lively scene with characters and landscapes.

Diameter: 45 cm

Condition: Very good overall condition, small original cooking points, no visible restoration.