Meiji Period Imari Platter with Pierced Border

A beautifully hand-painted Imari porcelain platter from Japan’s Meiji period, showcasing the bold cobalt blue, iron red, and gilt palette iconic to 19th-century Imari ware. The center features a serene flowering cherry tree and landscape scene, framed by intricately pierced and reticulated panels with alternating floral and geometric motifs.

The artistry and precision of the openwork border — often referred to as “basketweave” or “reticulated” — adds both visual and technical appeal, making this a standout piece for display.

Dimensions: 12.5"L x 10"W x 1.75"D
Origin: Japan

Condition: Very good antique condition with expected light surface wear. No cracks or chips observed.

An exquisite collector’s item or decorative accent, blending Japanese tradition with timeless elegance.