Antique Japanese Imari Porcelain Planter, Meiji, Hand Painted, Hexagonal, 19th C

  

If you are looking for a unique and elegant piece of Japanese art, you might be interested in this antique Imari porcelain planter. Imari porcelain is named after the port city of Imari, where it was exported to Europe and America in large quantities.

Imari porcelain is known for its distinctive style of decoration, featuring rich colors and intricate patterns. This planter is a fine example of Imari porcelain, with a hexagonal shape and hand painted floral motifs in blue, red and green, contrasted by a white background.

The planter measures 8.5 inches in height and 9.5 inches in diameter. It is in excellent condition, with no chips or cracks. This planter would make a stunning addition to any collection of Japanese art or porcelain.

It would also look beautiful as a centerpiece on a table or a shelf, filled with your favorite plants or flowers. This planter is a rare and valuable item that reflects the history and craftsmanship of Imari porcelain.