Vintage Japanese decorative bowl
This vintage dish is a stunning example of Japanese craftsmanship—hand-painted with an elegant koi fish motif and subtle washes of green and blue. The brushstrokes have a calm, almost meditative rhythm, like a still pond on a quiet day. It’s a shallow bowl with just enough depth to serve or display, and the stripes around the edge add a simple graphic touch.
It would be lovely on a console, holding small trinkets or salt, or simply left empty so the painting can speak for itself.
This vintage dish is a stunning example of Japanese craftsmanship—hand-painted with an elegant koi fish motif and subtle washes of green and blue. The brushstrokes have a calm, almost meditative rhythm, like a still pond on a quiet day. It’s a shallow bowl with just enough depth to serve or display, and the stripes around the edge add a simple graphic touch.
It would be lovely on a console, holding small trinkets or salt, or simply left empty so the painting can speak for itself.
This vintage dish is a stunning example of Japanese craftsmanship—hand-painted with an elegant koi fish motif and subtle washes of green and blue. The brushstrokes have a calm, almost meditative rhythm, like a still pond on a quiet day. It’s a shallow bowl with just enough depth to serve or display, and the stripes around the edge add a simple graphic touch.
It would be lovely on a console, holding small trinkets or salt, or simply left empty so the painting can speak for itself.
