Antique Kutani Porcelain Tray – Late Meiji Period (c. 1890–1915) new wave No specific maker is known

No specific maker is known

The piece was discovered in Canada

The fabric is made of a metallic gold lame base that is woven with diagonal wool stripes in a grey colour with colour accents in violet

Shoulders: 13 1/2”

Shoulders: 17 1/2" across seam-to-seam

Antique Kutani Porcelain Tray – Late Meiji Period (c. 1890–1915) new wave No specific maker is knownThis antique Japanese porcelain tray was hand painted in the Kutani style during the late Meiji period, circa 18901915. The composition features three elegantly dressed bijin figures walking through a lakeside landscape with Mount Fuji in the distance. A pagoda and waterside pavilion anchor the scene, while soft washes of celadon green, pale blue, iron red, and warm yellow create a delicate, airy atmosphere. Fine black outlining and light gilt accents