Designed in the early 19th century, the Blue Italian motif draws inspiration from traditional ancient Roman landscapes, but its border patterns clearly show the influence of Japonism, exemplified by Imari ware, making it a clear example of the fusion of European and Eastern cultures. Notes **※Please check before purchasing※** * About ceramic products * Additional notes about Spode products * If the product name does not include a plate stand or similar label, accessories will be sold separately. *Product prices may differ from physical stores. *Please note that the sales price may change without prior notice. Brand The renowned kiln SPODE made great contributions to the British ceramics world through the completion of fine-bone china and the copperplate transfer underpainting technique. In 1806, he was honored as a Royal Warrant by King George IV. In 1816, they released the Blue Italian series, known as the culmination of copperplate transfer technology, inspired by ancient Rome, which remains a beloved eternal bestseller even after nearly 200 years. This tradition continues even now, now under the umbrella of Portmeirion in the UK. Blue Italian Series