Product code: Antique hand painted Kutani platter, Meiji period Features newest 2 Of The lucky Gods
antique hand painted Kutani platter, Meiji period 2 lucky Gods. Exquisite old Japanese Kutani, signed in Japanese “Kutani”. This platter depicts two Japanese lucky Gods newest, Dykoku and Ebisu. Meiji period is roughly late 19th century. This platter is 12” across, and considering it's over 130 years old, it's in phenomenal condition. Do NOT miss this once in a lifetime sale. Has gold and copper details on edges, very very beautiful details. The shading in the middle threw me when I first saw it I thought it was dirty. It's part of the painting. The more you look at this platter the more you see in red details. The artist did a phenomenal job on this piece. *****.
antique hand painted Kutani platter, Meiji period 2 lucky Gods. Exquisite old Japanese Kutani, signed in Japanese “Kutani”. This platter depicts two Japanese lucky Gods newest, Dykoku and Ebisu. Meiji period is roughly late 19th century. This platter is 12” across, and considering it's over 130 years old, it's in phenomenal condition. Do NOT miss this once in a lifetime sale. Has gold and copper details on edges, very very beautiful details. The shading in the middle threw me when I first saw it I thought it was dirty. It's part of the painting. The more you look at this platter the more you see in red details. The artist did a phenomenal job on this piece. *****.