Nabeshima porcelain bowl with flower decoration, Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912) Enamelled in underglaze blue and iron red with hamanadeshiko (Japanese carnation Dianthus Japonicus). The reverse side is decorated in blue underglaze with three sapèques surrounded by a ribbon (one of the eight precious objects of Buddhism, symbol of wealth), the foot with a classic comb-tooth decoration, characteristic of Nabeshima porcelain. Diameter: 20 cmKintsugi restoration (repair with gold lacquer), chip on the edge .