Japanese Imari Charger, Taisho Period Circa 1910

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This large porcelain charger displays a serene landscape of misty mountains, flowing waterfalls, and a delicate pine tree rendered in … Read more This large porcelain charger displays a serene landscape of misty mountains, flowing waterfalls, and a delicate pine tree rendered in cobalt blue against a cream ground. The composition is framed by an intricate geometric border that echoes the formal beauty of the scene within, creating a balanced and contemplative design typical of Japanese aesthetic principles.
Circa 1910, this piece reflects the Taisho period's continuation of Imari porcelain traditions, which merged decorative sophistication with refined underglaze blue painting techniques. Japanese chargers of this era were highly valued as decorative objects in both domestic and Western interiors, showcasing the country's mastery of ceramic arts during a time of cultural exchange. If you'd like to learn more about our products, please visit our university page for more information. See less