Imari Plate (Condiment Dish) - 'Bamboo' yume place facing East

place facing East

Yume enhances a tranquil state of mind

symbolising resilience

in the early 17th century by Korean potters

softened by white florals and rich vanilla

Imari Plate (Condiment Dish) - 'Bamboo' yume place facing EastAntique Japanese Imari porcelain plate from the Meiji Era (1868 1912). Imari Small Plates are typically used for soy sauce, hors d'oeuvres, pickles, and other culinary tidbits. They are also lovely pieces on which to serve nuts, sweets, cakes, cookies. The design prominently features bamboo, symbolising resilience, flexibility and perserverance. The pattern was created by an old hand transfer technique called Inban. Imari ware was first created in