Posted 11 years ago
Equarius33
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THESE ARE SET OF 4 JAPANESE BOWLS. YELLOW AND RED. I FOUND AT GOODWILL STORE. I AM NOT SURE WHO THEY ARE MADE BY. MY FIRST SET OF BOWLS.
SET OF 4 JAPANESE BOWLS | ||
| Japanese Pottery1237 of 1384 |  |  |
SET OF 4 JAPANESE BOWLS | ||
| Japanese Pottery1237 of 1384 | | |
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Posted 11 years ago
Equarius33
(7 items)
THESE ARE SET OF 4 JAPANESE BOWLS. YELLOW AND RED. I FOUND AT GOODWILL STORE. I AM NOT SURE WHO THEY ARE MADE BY. MY FIRST SET OF BOWLS.
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They're based on old Chinese decor actually. Any marks?
I know this is years ago, but these are Chinese.
Until the end of the Imperial China the four character phrase Wan Shou Wu Jiang was reserved for the birthdays of the emperors and empresses of China. The phrase translates as 'may you have ten thousand longevities without boundary'. Many similar interpretations seem to exist such as 'Ten thousand years of boundless longevity'. and they combined it with an longevity, see the rose color bowl ( =live long )
this bowls are Wan Shou Wu Jiang in the yellow ground and rose ground scrolling lotus design
the application is a bit troublesome , see the interference around the longevity in the rose bowl , reason the transfer application has been interfered, the application is a type of a coloring page that is colored, like small children do
cute bowl
could be slightly earlier but not much
slighty earlier late republic