Porcelain depicting the state of civilization and enlightenment with colored illustrations with gold added - Item Code: C000008
￥40,000(tax not included)
In 1853, Perry, commander-in-chief of the East India Squadron, arrived in Uraga with four warships and asked Japan to open its doors to the world after a long period of national seclusion. This plate is thought to represent the ship and its crew at that time. For the Japanese, the hats, clothes, and shoes they wore, as well as the color of their skin and eyes, were their first contact with a foreign culture. It is likely that they wanted to preserve the design of the dish as if it were a campus.
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| Item Code | C000008 | ||||||||
| Quantity of stock | 1 |
| Place of production | Japan Ishikawa |
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| classification | Edo |
| use | Medium plate |
Not suitable for: oven, microwave, dishwasher, dryer.
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