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This pair of antique Japanese plates is a stunning piece of history. Made of lacquerware with a beautiful multi-color design, it is perfect for any collector of Asian antiques. The plate is from the Kamon Meiji era and features an official red and gold lacqueware design.
Crafted in Japan between 1850-1899, this plate is a true antique and a rare find. It is perfect for anyone who appreciates the beauty and uniqueness of Japanese art. The plate is ideal for display or for use in special occasions. Add this beautiful piece to your collection today.
Beautiful and excellent condition.Made in Meiji 25 it is 1893 also .
The diameter of small one is 9.9 cm. The diameter of big one is 10.8 cm.
The *kiri-mon* (paulownia crest)—also known as the *tōka-mon* (paulownia flower crest)—is a collective term for Japanese family crests featuring stylized designs of the flowers and leaves of the *Paulownia* genus. The Toyotomi clan of Japan's Sengoku period, for instance, used the "Five-Seven Paulownia" (*go-shichi no kiri*) as their crest. Since the Meiji era, the Five-Seven Paulownia crest has served as an emblem used by the Japanese government.
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