Edo Period Japanese Porcelain Plate Antique FLYING CRANES 18th c Arita
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Condition Report: / / Overall Condition Hariline, 1 half of the rim has some rimfrits and shallow chip. Size 225mm
A very nice arita plate
See: Shibata Collection
Crane
The graceful crane is a common emblem in paintings. The five birds: crane, phoenix, mandarin duck, heron and wagtail represent the five Confucian relationships; in this case the crane stands for the key deference of son to father. Two cranes flying towards the sun represent ambition. A crane among clouds represent nobility; a pair of cranes represent a wish for long married life while a crane in pine trees a wish for a long life together.
Emblem of rank: Civil Official 1st rank.
Source: Stallard, R. Chinasage: All about China. Retrieved from the Chinasage website.
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Additional Information
| Weight | 2 kg |
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| Condition Report | / / Overall Condition Hariline, 1 half of the rim has some rimfrits and shallow chip. Size 225mm |
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