Antique Japanese Porcelain Small Plate Kozara Hexagon Celadon Sayagata Y317 sakura The front window of the

The front window of the litter is opened and the back window is closed with washi paper

Kakejiku was a tool to spread Buddhism in Japan

5 cm wide (ends) x 61 cm wide (paper)

The stamp represents a standing woman wearing a Chinese hanfu

Antique Japanese Porcelain Small Plate Kozara Hexagon Celadon Sayagata Y317 sakura The front window of theAntique Japanese Small Porcelain Plate This antique Japanese small narrow hexagonal plate is made of a sturdy porcelain and has a smooth celadon green glaze. The overall design features a slighty raised sayagata pattern. Sayagata is a Buddhist derived geometric pattern that uses the manji symbol. This type of plate is called kozara and is the perfect size to serve side dishes in a Japanese meal set. Celadon, green Porcelain C1900 Item weight: 195