Japanese Porcelain Plates, 1970s, Set of 5

Decorative set of five plates, Arita porcelain from the 1970s.

Dimensions: height 2 cm, diameter 13 cm.

These plates are beautifully hand-painted with a design featuring a flowing river, depicted as a subtle white, wavy line on a deep, dark blue background. Surrounding the river are colorful maple leaves and blossoms in vibrant shades of orange, green, light blue, and pink.

The plates have an organic shape with a slightly wavy, irregular surface, giving them a unique and artistic character.

The design is both elegant and playful, adding to the decorative appeal of this set.

Perfect for serving small snacks in an original, Japanese style.

The plates are in perfect condition and feature an impressed kiln stamp on the bottom.

Arita porcelain is a high-quality Japanese porcelain originating from Arita, a town in Saga Prefecture. It is renowned for its refined quality and craftsmanship, and was first produced in the early 17th century.