Antique Japanese Imari Mukozuke Bowl Set (5-Piece) Hand-Painted Porcelain

Set of five antique Japanese Imari Mukozuke bowls. These beautifully crafted bowls feature a classic floral and scroll motif in vivid Imari colors (red, blue, gold, and green) on a white porcelain base. Imari porcelain originated from the Arita region of Japan in the early 17th century in the Edo period. Mukozuke bowls are small serving dishes used in Japanese cuisine, particularly in Kaiseki dining. The kanji markings on the bottom suggest a skilled artisan or a well-known kiln crafted them. These bowls are likely from the late Edo to Meiji period (mid-19th to early 20th century).

Features:
Authentic Japanese Imari porcelain
Hand-painted with intricate floral and scrollwork designs
Set of five bowls, each signed with a makers mark on the underside
Comes in a custom wooden storage box

Condition:
Excellent antique condition with minimal signs of wear
No visible cracks or repairs
Some minor fading of gold detailing (consistent with age)