Antique Japanese Arita style blue and white porcelain bowl featuring Karako children in a traditional garden setting. Rich cobalt blue decoration, a deeply scalloped rim, and an ornate central floral medallion give this piece distinctive Japanese export porcelain character.
Details
- Origin: Japan, attributed to Arita region
- Era: Likely late 19th to early 20th century
- Style: Arita and Imari tradition
- Material: Glazed porcelain
- Decoration: Underglaze cobalt blue
- Motif: Karako children, flowering trees, foliage, and butterflies
- Form: Deep bowl with fluted sides and scalloped rim
- Measurements: 8.5 inches diameter and 3.5 inches high
- Base: Raised circular foot with recessed glazed center and unglazed foot ring
- Markings: No identifiable maker mark visible
Condition: Antique condition with a noticeable rim chip, glaze wear, and age related surface imperfections. A fine line is also visible near the rim and may be a hairline crack. Please review close up photographs.
Decorative Japanese porcelain suited for an Asian ceramics collection or traditional interior display.
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