Antique Nippon Japan Hand Painted Tropical Porcelain Dish Raised Enamel Moriage

Antique Nippon Japan Hand Painted Tropical Paradise Porcelain Dish Raised Enamel Moriage With Brass Stand. Measures approx 6” in height by 5.75” wide off the stand. This is a hand-painted Nippon porcelain dish or ashtray, likely dating from the period between 1891 and 1921 when the "Nippon" mark was used for Japanese imports. This lovely handpainted tropical paradise porcelain bowl is a true work of art, hand-painted with intricate details that showcase the skill and beauty of Japanese craftsmanship. It is decorated with raised enamel work, known as moriage, along the edges and handles. The piece has three handles and open slots, suggesting it may have been an ashtray or a functional serving dish. Its rich history from Nippon and embodying the culture of Japanese artistry. This piece is the perfect addition to any collection of Asian decor or mid-century knick-knacks. Its quality and beauty speak for themselves, making it a must-have for any collector or lover of Japanese culture.