Large cloisonné enameled dish, 19th century, Meiji period, Japan

  
Hello and welcome to our listing! This large enameled cloisonné plate dates back to the Meiji period, in the 19th century, from Japan. Cloisonné is a traditional technique where complex patterns are created using thin metal strips filled with colored enamel. The plate features a beautiful floral motif with birds, typical of Japanese art from that time.

It is adorned with flowers and branches on a vibrant blue background, with very fine details and a decorative border all around. Please note that it shows some minor wear visible on the edge, due to its age. Overall good condition with some scratches on the edge.

Natural patina due to age. We ship quickly and take care to package our items securely to ensure their safety during transport. We accept returns within 30 days of receiving the item, and we will be happy to help you find a solution if you have any issues with your purchase.

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