Japanese Rimpa Style Gold Plum Blossom Small Plate - Ogata Korin Inspired Mamezara - Mid-Century Modern Japanese Ceramic - Sold Individually

Japanese Rimpa Style Gold Plum Blossom Small Plate - Ogata Korin Inspired Mamezara - Mid-Century Modern Japanese Ceramic - Sold IndividuallyBring the timeless beauty of the Edo period to your home with these exquisite "Mamezara" (small appetizer plates). Each plate is a tribute to the Rimpa school, specifically the master Ogata Krin. The design features a striking contrast between a shimmering gold textured background and the bold, stylized "Krin Waves" paired with delicate red and white plum blossoms (Ume). Signature Style: The "Krin style" plum and water flow represent the arrival of

Bring the timeless beauty of the Edo period to your home with these exquisite "Mamezara" (small appetizer plates). Each plate is a tribute to the Rimpa school, specifically the master Ogata Kōrin. The design features a striking contrast between a shimmering gold-textured background and the bold, stylized "Kōrin Waves" paired with delicate red and white plum blossoms (Ume).

​Signature Style: The "Kōrin-style" plum and water flow represent the arrival of spring and are considered highly auspicious in Japanese culture.

​Craftsmanship: The plates feature a matte gold finish with a textured feel. The underside is finished in a sophisticated metallic black-charcoal glaze, signed with the maker's mark: Sho-yu (翔優作).

​Versatility: Perfectly sized for jewelry, tea bags, small desserts (wagashi), or as a stunning decorative accent.

Only 5 available. While stocks last. Sold individually.

​Product Details
​Origin: Made in Japan
​Artist/Kiln: Sho-yu (翔優)
​Dimensions: Approximately 4 inches (10 cm) in diameter.
​Condition: Excellent vintage condition.

​Shipping & Options
​These plates are sold individually. If you would like to purchase the full set (while available), please adjust the quantity in your cart. They make a thoughtful gift for lovers of Japanese art, tea ceremony practitioners, or collectors of unique ceramics.
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