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Large Vintage Japanese Round Plate (Mid - Late 20th Century)
Large Vintage Japanese Round Plate (Mid - Late 20th Century)
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Technical Data
| Compositions | ceramic |
|---|---|
| diameter | 36,2 cm |
| Product origin | Japan or China |
| Dishwasher safe | no |
| Compatible with microwave | no |
| period | Late 20th Century |
| Height | 4.8 cm |
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Vintage Plate with Peacocks and Chariots
This stunning plate, although its origin and date remain unknown, immediately catches the eye with its vibrant colors and captivating motifs. Adorned with majestic peacocks and elegantly drawn chariots, this piece evokes a blend of historical and artistic atmosphere.
The dominant hues of red and black create a striking contrast, highlighting the delicate details of the designs. The vibrant red symbolizes joy and luck in Asian culture, while the black adds a touch of elegance and sophistication. Each peacock, with its intricately painted feathers, seems to come alive, telling a story of opulence and beauty.
This plate is not just a decorative object; it can also serve as a centerpiece during your dinners or as a stunning art element in your home. Add a touch of exoticism to your collection with this unique plate, which, despite its mysterious history, is sure to captivate attention and spark admiration.
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