Decorative Floral Plate with Gold and Blue Accents

a piece of Japanese Imari ware, specifically a small, yellow, oval-shaped tag or plaque with Japanese characters. Imari Ware: This is a Western term for a distinctive style of Japanese export porcelain, also known as Arita ware, originating from the Arita area in the former Hizen Province of northwestern Kyūshū. Characteristics: Imari ware is typically decorated with underglaze blue, accented with overglaze colors like red, gold, and sometimes black or other enamels. The designs often feature floral motifs, bamboo, cherry blossoms, or stylized rock formations. History: The porcelain was shipped to Europe from the port of Imari, which gave the ware its name, from the mid-17th to mid-18th centuries, and again in the late 19th century. Text on the object: The text on the object states "意匠登録出願済," which translates to "Design patent application filed" or "Patent pending" [4,