Vintage Porcelain Geisha Plate Made In Japan 5.5” inches wide

vintage Japanese porcelain bowl, often referred to as "Geisha Girl" ware. This type of porcelain is characterized by its hand-painted decoration of ladies in kimonos, often in garden or pagoda scenes.

This style of porcelain was produced in Japan, particularly in the Seto/Nagoya/Kutani areas, from the late 19th century into the mid-20th century.

The decoration style is hand-painted, with some versions using printed outlines that are then embellished with enamels.

The bowl has a scalloped edge with a red or orange rim