Spanish Del Prado jewelry box with Japanese imperial decoration

Del Prado is a publisher founded in Madrid, Spain in 1988. It also produces many peripheral products that model collectors will be interested in. Among them, the craft series is very popular. The style of this jewelry box is "The Imperial Palace", No. 26, which is inspired by Japan's Arita ware. The firing of Japanese porcelain originated in the early 17th century, when the Japanese lord captured Korean potters and obtained the method of making porcelain. Later, high-quality raw materials were discovered in Sarayama, Arita, which opened the history of Arita ware. Until it jumped out of the imitation of Chinese blue and white porcelain and invented the technique of "colored porcelain", using a large amount of blue and red pigments on pure white porcelain, and embellishing it with a little green, yellow and other colors, it developed its unique decorative technique. size: 4.5 x 4.5 x 2 (H) cm