Japanese Sandanjū（染付祥瑞梅花鳥）

Japanese Sandanjū（染付祥瑞梅花鳥）Arita yaki (Imari ware) plate featuring the motif of plum blossoms and birds, designed in a traditional style with patterns dyed and carved. The design is a orthodox style, and the plate embodies the timeless technique of "sometsuke" (underglaze blue) using white and indigo, a technique that has been practiced since the early days of Arita porcelain in the 1610s. The color indigo, utilized in this "sometsuke" technique, has deeply intertwined with the

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wearable piece of Japanese culture

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Beautiful coral red tone with traditional embroidery details

A Tranquil Harmony of Cranes and Mount Fuji

and the plate embodies the timeless technique of "sometsuke" (underglaze blue) using white and indigo

collar styles

a traditional Japanese soup often eaten during New Year's celebrations

One-of-a-kind design

graceful cranes soar above a calm

This tranquil moment—filled with quiet motion and vast open space—is translated into a modern design through finely detailed

Perfect for personal use