gold-painted porcelain; kinrande ware
A type of Japanese porcelain decorated with gold overglaze, often associated with Imari or Kutani ware. The term is used in art and antique contexts.
This kinrande plate is from the Edo period.
I saw a kinrande vase at the art museum.
The term 金襴手 (kinrande) combines 金 (gold), 襴 (a type of patterned silk), and 手 (style/manner), referring to porcelain decorated with gold in a style reminiscent of gold-brocaded silk. The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but it is a traditional term in Japanese ceramic art.