WWII Japanese Imperial Guard Discharge Commemoration Tea Saucer Military Art

  
Ww2 imperial japanese military art. Material: High-quality metal with intricate engravings. Shape: Unique four-leaf clover design. Condition: Excellent, with a beautiful patina. Dimensions: Approximately 15 cm (5.9 inches) at widest point (please see photos).

Historical Significance: This extraordinary piece is a discharge commemoration saucer from the elite Imperial Guard Division of the Japanese Army during World War II. It's not just a military artifact, but a work of art that offers a glimpse into Japanese military culture and craftsmanship.

Center: The "Five Principles of the Imperial Japanese Army" (Gunjin Gokajo). Left: A detailed scene of a traditional Japanese building. Right: A star with plant motifs, possibly representing rank or achievement. Top: "Imperial Guard Division Discharge Commemoration" in Japanese characters.

The Five Principles engraved on this saucer were the ethical code for Japanese soldiers, emphasizing loyalty, courtesy, valor, faithfulness, and frugality. This makes the piece not just visually appealing but also historically and culturally significant.

Japanese art and culture aficionados. This rare piece combines historical significance with artistic beauty, making it a valuable addition to any collection or a fascinating conversation piece for your home.

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