This is a beautiful Japanese vintage ceramic geisha plate from the 1960s, hand-painted and signed by the artist on the back.
The plate features a graceful geisha in a soft kimono decorated with blue maple leaves, set against a rich olive-green glazed background with concentric ridges that frame the portrait. The gentle expression and flowing brushwork reflect the refined aesthetics of Showa-era Japanese art pottery.
Sourced directly from a Japan Government Antique Auction, this is a genuine collectible with authentic age, perfect for display in a Japanese interior, tea room, or art wall.
✅ Highlights
✅ Authentic 1960s Japanese vintage geisha plate
✅ Hand-painted ceramic artwork
✅ Artist-signed on the back
✅ Rich olive green glaze with ridged border
✅ Traditional kimono design with blue maple leaves
✅ Beautiful Showa-era craftsmanship
✅ From Japan Government Antique Auction
✅ Ideal for wall display or cabinet showcase
✅ Rare decorative Japanese art pottery
🎎 About This Piece
During the 1960s, many Japanese studio potters created decorative plates featuring bijin-ga (beautiful women) inspired by ukiyo-e traditions. This piece reflects that movement with soft pastel tones, expressive line work, and a serene feminine presence.
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