Large Antique Japanese Red and gold Kutani Charger, Meiji Period (1270)

A Japanese Kutani charger is a large, ornately decorated porcelain platter originating from Kaga Province (modern-day Ishikawa Prefecture), renowned for its vivid palettes and intricate hand-painted designs. Originally emerging in the 17th century (Ko-Kutani), Kutani ware experienced a massive revival during the Meiji Period (1868–1912), becoming one of Japan’s most famous luxury export arts.Aka-e (Red Kutani / Iidaya Style): This iconic style features incredibly complex, fine designs drawn primarily in iron-red enamel. The details are often highlighted with intricate gilt accents. Common imagery includes scholars, geishas, mythological narratives, and diaper-pattern borders. The charger is in good condition for age wit no chips or cracks some crazing to the glaze measures 13 inch across