A pair of matching large flaring bowls ornately decorated with intricate lattice patterns pierced with decorative dials featuring dragons and Buddhist Jewels surrounding a large colorful dragon.Each is signed beneath inside the footring.They are 24.5 cm (just less than 10 inches) diameter, 10 cm (4 inches) tall and in excellent condition.
Daishoji Imari is a type of Kutani ware that was mainly produced in Daishoji Town, formerly part of the old Enuma District, from the early Meiji period. There they produced porcelain based on Imari models decorated in sometsuke (blue-and-white porcelain) and kinrande (colored with gold).
Japanese Antiques, Japanese Porcelain, Japanese Pottery, Japanese Ceramics
