On offer is a rare and striking Japanese celadon crackle glaze charger, featuring moriage enamel painting of an Arhat by a waterfall. This large and heavy charger dates to the late 19th to early 20th century and showcases intricate hand-painted details, including bold colors, raised enamel accents, and a dramatic composition.

Originally mistaken for Chinese porcelain, this piece is undoubtedly Japanese, crafted in the traditional Satsuma or Kyoto style, with fine celadon crackle glaze and delicate gilding.

📌 Key Features:

✅ Authentic Late 19th – Early 20th Century Japanese Craftsmanship
✅ Celadon Crackle Glaze with Moriage Enamel Detailing
✅ Hand-Painted Scene of an Arhat (Buddhist Monk) by a Waterfall
✅ Large & Heavy: Approx. 13.5 Inches in Diameter
✅ Good Condition: Minor Gilding Wear, No Chips or Cracks

🎁 Ideal For:

✔️ Collectors of Japanese & Asian Antiques
✔️ Lovers of Unique, Whimsical, & Eccentric Art
✔️ Home Décor & Statement Display Pieces
✔️ Buddhist or Zen-Inspired Interiors

This whimsical, dramatic, and highly detailed charger is truly one-of-a-kind!