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> Inquire about this or a similar itemThis exquisite white porcelain dish, crafted by Zōshuntei Sanpo during the late Edo Period, showcases a remarkable lightness of just 40 grams, reminiscent of a feather. The delicately thin porcelain is adorned with elegantly executed color decorations that evoke the charm of Chinese famille rose. This piece would serve beautifully as a confectionery dish or a stand for a teapot, enhancing any setting with its refined presence.
w12.5 x d12.5 x h1.5 cm
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