vintage piece of Japanese Dragonware, explicitly produced by the brand... For Sale

This specific style is called Moriage Dragonware. "Moriage" refers to the intricate, raised three-dimensional slip-trailing technique used to craft the dragon's scales and body, giving the piece its unique textured feel.Age: These pieces were predominantly manufactured during the post-WWII Allied Occupation period (roughly 1945–1952), though some styles spanned from the late 1930s into the mid-1950s.Design Features: The plate showcases a classic high-relief dragon breathing smoke against a vibrant, matte-to-satin orange/red and smoky background gradient, complete with hand-painted gold highlights and enamel accents.