Out of print - Tainan Governor's Mansion limited edition _ chrysanthemum plate

The former Tainan County Governor's Mansion was built in 1900 (Meiji 33). It was mainly the residence of the chief executive of Tainan Office. Among them, in 1923, Prince Hirohito (later Emperor Showa) collapsed here when he visited Taiwan, which is the most historically representative. This design uses the chrysanthemum crest that symbolizes the Japanese imperial family and the unique double triangle element of the imperial crest of Taiwanese shrines during the Japanese occupation period. It is redesigned with noble gold foil appliqués and bone china materials. It is an exquisite and elegant exclusive limited product for the governor's official residence. This is a commemoration of the mansion's western-style architecture and historical significance that has remained unchanged for a century. Origin/manufacturing method Bone China: China / Decals: Taiwan Yingge have passed FDA inspection specifications Dimensions: Diameter 12.4 x 1.5 cm Note: Micro-defects are defined as follows, they are shipped randomly and cannot be returned or exchanged after sale: 1. The decal is less than 1mm broken wire 2. Minor scratches on the decal 3. Obvious small bumps in the firing process