Japanese Porcelain Plate - Antique Edo Period Dish with Kintsugi Repair & Sometsuke Indigo Pattern

This Japanese porcelain plate is an authentic Antique EDO Japanese Porcelain Plate, Kintsugi Repaired Sometsuke Dish from the late Edo period (1800s). Measuring 4.3 inches (10.8 cm) in diameter and 1 inch (2.5 cm) in height, this hand-painted ceramic plate features a traditional sometsuke indigo pattern known as MIJIN KARAKUSA, a tiny arabesque design that fills the entire surface with detailed blue white porcelain artistry. The kintsugi repaired plate showcases gold repairs along its edges, preserving its history while enhancing its beauty. Weighing just 4.3 ounces (123 grams), this small decorative plate is perfect for serving condiments or accessories and adds a unique touch to any collection of Japanese vintage tableware.

This antique Japanese plate was crafted using traditional Japanese pottery techniques and was originally used as a Mame-dare condiment dish in Japanese kaiseki cuisine. Its size and design make it ideal for presenting pickles, sauces, or small seasonal ingredients separately, allowing diners to appreciate each flavor distinctly. The hand painted ceramic surface with the sometsuke indigo pattern reflects the skill and artistry of Edo period craftsmen.

Key features and benefits:

- Authentic Edo period dish from the 1800s → Adds historical value and cultural significance to your collection

- Kintsugi repaired plate with gold accents → Enhances durability while showcasing the traditional art of repairing ceramics

- Sometsuke indigo pattern hand painted → Provides intricate blue white porcelain decoration unique to Japanese vintage tableware

- Compact size (4.3in x 4.3in x 1in) → Perfect for serving condiments or displaying small accessories

- Lightweight porcelain material (123g) → Easy to handle and store without risk of damage

- Each piece handmade with slight shape variations → Ensures uniqueness and authentic craftsmanship

- Suitable for Mame-dare condiment dish use → Ideal for traditional Japanese dining experiences

The condition of this piece is very good given its age, with minor scratches and signs of aging that add character without detracting from its appeal. The gold repaired dish edge highlights the kintsugi technique that celebrates imperfection and history rather than concealing it. This careful restoration preserves the plate's integrity while making it a stunning decorative object.

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Bring home a piece of traditional Japanese pottery that combines art, history, and function in one exquisite antique Japanese plate. Whether used as a small decorative plate or a practical Japanese kaiseki plate for serving sauces and pickles, this rare find enriches your collection with genuine Edo period craftsmanship.