Japanese Blue And White Porcelain Bowl, Arita, Japan, Early 19th Century

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Japanese Blue And White Porcelain Bowl, Arita, Japan, Early 19th Century

Arita Porcelain Candy Bowl, Japan, Early 19th Century, Blue and White Qilin Design
This exquisite Arita porcelain bowl from early 19th century Japan features a refined blue and white decoration centered on a qilin, a mythical creature symbolizing benevolence and prosperity in Asian culture. The octagonal bowl, traditionally used for candies during tea ceremonies, showcases richly detailed landscapes and circular patterns along the inner walls. An apocryphal Ming mark is present, highlighting the Chinese influence on Japanese porcelain of this period. In excellent condition, this bowl retains the finesse of its design, making it an elegant addition to any collection of Japanese ceramics.

580 €

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Cristina Ortega et Michel Dermigny - Paris, France

Period: 19th century

Style: Asian art

Condition: Good condition

Material: Porcelain

Width: 19,5

Height: 9,4

Reference (ID): 1435970

Availability: In stock

Japanese Blue And White Porcelain Bowl, Arita, Japan, Early 19th Century

PORCELAIN SERVEWARE, ASIAN ART

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