Japanese Ceramic Small Serving Plate Meimeizara Square Brown White Bamboo Y213 teacup Kinkaku-Ji temple designed plate embedded

Kinkaku-Ji temple designed plate embedded in a cuboid-glass

Stains on the rear

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Suiban means "water tray" and typically houses the spiked weight (kenzan) that hold ikebana flower stems in place

Japanese Ceramic Small Serving Plate Meimeizara Square Brown White Bamboo Y213 teacup Kinkaku-Ji temple designed plate embeddedVintage Japanese Small Plate This vintage Japanese small square plate has a textured white glaze with brown spots. The overall design features a branch of bamboo with leaves. The edges are upturned for extra visual detail. This type of plate is called meimeizara and is the perfect size to serve wagashi, traditional Japanese sweets. It also serves as a plate for side dishes in a Japanese meal set. White, brown Ceramic, pottery C1970 Item weight: 203