Plate decorated with Japanese Kakiemon-inspired scene with twisted dragon 1747 - 1757

This 18th-century Chelsea porcelain plate, dated 1747-1757, showcases the manufactory's fascination with East Asian aesthetics. The plate's design, inspired by the renowned Japanese Kakiemon style, features a vibrant red dragon amidst flowering branches and a stylized tiger. This decorative style, with its bold colors and delicate floral motifs, was highly sought after in Europe during the 18th century. The plate's intricate molded rim adds to its charm, reflecting the craftsmanship of the Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory.