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> Inquire about this or a similar itemThis is a Ko-Sometsuke dish from the Ming Dynasty, featuring an exquisite grass design. The brushwork is elegantly executed, showcasing a refined depiction of the grass motif. While there are some signs of age, they contribute to the piece's charm and invite a sense of tranquility. It has been used as a stand for a teapot, serving as both a teapot base and a tea tray. Please refer to this piece for further appreciation.
w18 x d18 x h4 cm
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