Signed Imari porcelain plate with Japanese lake and deer decoration, 19th century

Imari porcelain plate signed with Japanese lakeside decoration of a doe, late 19th century Discover this deep plate with scalloped edges in Imari porcelain signed with 4 characters, decorated with a refined Japanese decoration representing a doe at the edge of a lake, it was created during the late Edo to Meiji period, at the end of the 19th century. Its authenticity and historical charm make it a unique piece, ideal for collectors or lovers of traditional Asian art. Made with fine porcelain and decorated by hand, it is characteristic of the Imari style with this soft mixture of kiln blue, terracotta red and gilding presenting a Japanese decoration. Designed to satisfy the European demand for Asian porcelain and the desire for Japonism in the large contemporary interiors of the late 19th century, this Imari porcelain plate is entirely handmade and reflects the exceptional craftsmanship of Japan's master ceramists in the 19th century. The signature guarantees its origin and quality, while the lakeside decor brings an elegant and soothing touch to your collection. Easy to maintain, it will fit perfectly into a Japanese-European decoration as a decorative plate. It is possible to use it for your tableware and serve meals to your guests, as a plate for your meals, however I recommend more a purely decorative use, the use of cutlery can deteriorate the enamel and the decoration of the plate, and products such as dishwashing liquid or dishwasher products can erase the decoration. Lovers of Asian arts and particularly Japanese, don't wait any longer! Treat yourself to a piece of history and visual poetry with this plate which evokes the serenity and beauty of nature during the late Edo to pre-Meiji period! Dimensions: → Height: 4 cm → Top diameter: 21.5 cm → Base diameter: 13 cm → Weight: 500 grams.