Vintage Japanese Imari-style porcelain charger plate

This item is a Japanese Imari porcelain plate (also known as Arita ware), characterized by its vibrant color palette and intricate, segmented design. This specific style, known as Kinrand Imari, features underglaze cobalt blue, overglaze iron red, and extensive gold accents, along with other colors like green and light blue.
Key Characteristics
Design: The plate displays a classic panelled or compartmentalized design (some-nishiki motif), which was popular during the Meiji period (1868-1912) for export to the West. The central motif features flowers (possibly peonies or chrysanthemums), surrounded by alternating panels with floral sprays, birds (likely phoenixes), and stylized geometric patterns.
Aesthetics: The dense, all-over decoration and generous use of gold align with the European preference for "Japonism" during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when Imari experienced a resurgence in popularity. No lost of , cracks or chips.