RARE Antique Imari Ozara Dish, Momoyama-Meiji Era, Sometsuke-Seiji Style

Japanese Antique Large Imari Ozara Porcelain Dish, includes Statement of Provenance
- Style: Sometsuke-Seiji - Merges underglaze blue with celadon glaze for a striking appearance
- Technique: Sen-gaki - Delicate, thin-line painted designs showcase exceptional craftsmanship
- Size: 10”L x 8.5”W x 2.5” deep
- Origin: Arita-made, Imari-shipped
- Age: Likely produced between the Momoyama period (1573–1603) and the late Edo or Meiji period (late 19th century), classified as old Imari
- Decoration: Exquisite depiction of a peony or similar blossom complemented by leaf motifs and stylized cloud or wave patterns around the edges
- Condition: Handpicked; great condition; few to no discernible flaws but only what's consistent with age-wear; see photos as part of full description/condition; sold as is.
- Note: Evaluation for this piece was compiled through online research of comps, established credible sites about Oriental antiques, and Google Lens AI generative analysis.