Product Details

Japanese Arita-yaki porcelain rice bowl with floral and geometric decoration. Arita ware, known as Arita-yaki, is a type of Japanese porcelain that originated in the town of Arita, located in the Hizen Province (now Saga Prefecture), Japan. Production began in the early 17th century after Korean potters brought their skills to the region. Arita ware became highly sought after both domestically and internationally, particularly for its intricate designs and high-quality porcelain. The bowl features a vibrant floral motif, likely peonies or chrysanthemums, interspersed with foliage, rendered in overglaze enamels. The band around the rim displays a geometric pattern, possibly a stylized wave or lattice, common in Japanese decorative arts. The red stamp on the base is a maker's mark, typical of many Japanese ceramic producers, signifying authenticity and origin.