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Magnificent Very Large Antique Japanese Blue And White Hand Painted Charger Plate.

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    Posted 7 years ago

    ThebossMar
    (20 items)

    Magnificent Very Large Antique Japanese Imari Blue And White Hand Painted Charger Plate.

    24 inches in diameter
    3 inches deep

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    1. apostata apostata, 4 years ago
      this looks silly rural stuff , but it aint , but i am too lazy to datamine it is is good
      , it,s one one of the japanese riddles ,

      and the riddle is actually mind over matter a herd boy riding ( and probably flute ) oxen shows the power of the mind to command the body ( f.i pain )

      so the brain supersedes the body , its famous philosophy
    2. apostata apostata, 3 years ago
      plate with enamel decoration of a boy wearing haori (short jacket) sitting on a buffalo and playing a flute. The subject is bokudo - a theme of a perfect peace of mind, and one of the stages of a journey towards Buddhahood= anthroposophical interpretation in case you thought it was is a boy on a buffalo

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