Vintage Japanese wireless closonne enamel Rectangular Tray cherry bloss…

Japanese cloisonné enamel tray featuring a cherry blossom design, also known as "shippou-yaki" in Japanese. It is a traditional art form where glass-like glaze is fused onto a metal surface. Material: Enamel on metal (likely copper or bronze). Design: Cherry blossoms, a common motif in Japanese art, symbolize the transient nature of life. Technique: Cloisonné involves creating compartments (cloisons) with wires, filling them with enamel, and firing the piece. This is a Wireless (musen) enamel technique. Origin: Likely from Japan, possibly from the Meiji period (late 19th century). (This is from Google image AI search, but I don’t know the age). Excellent like new Condition Use: Decorative item, possibly used for serving small items or as a display piece. Care: Handle with care to avoid chipping or scratching the enamel. About 7x4.5”. 9oz