Plate a decorative piece titled *“THE ART OF CHOKIN,”

A decorative plate made using the Japanese ART OF CHOKIN, which involves engraving metal and gilding it with 24kt gold and silver. The central image depicts the Kaaba in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, a significant religious site in Islam. ART FORM: Chokin is an ancient Japanese metal engraving technique dating back to the 12th century, originally used for decorating samurai armor and swords. MATERIAL: The decorative plates are typically made by etching copper and then gilding the engravings with precious 24-karat gold and silver. Origin: These items are generally produced in Japan and are often sold as souvenirs or collectibles. COLLECTIBILITY: They are widely available from various online retailers and physical stores that specialize in home decor and collectibles. ESTIMATED MARKET VALUE: Collectible decorative plaques of this type typically range from *$30 to $120* depending on condition, craftsmanship, and demand. The value can be higher if it has specific religious/collector significance. SORRY BOX NOT INCLUDED