Traditional high-grade Chinese vermilion ink: Ryusen Indei (Dragon Spring Ink) The ceramic container features a dragon design and is a beautiful porcelain vessel with a blue and white pattern reminiscent of Jingdezhen ware. Recommended for calligraphy, seal engraving, and stamp enthusiasts, as well as Chinese stationery collectors. It is also beautiful as interior decor and has antique value. This is a porcelain vermilion ink used by a famous person in the Showa era for important occasions (contracts, document signatures, etc.). It has been used very few times and is in good condition. It belonged to someone who valued their actions and good luck, and I believe it will satisfy those interested in calligraphy and stamp culture. It is wrapped in plastic wrap to prevent drying. There are no noticeable scratches or stains, but there may be minor deterioration due to aging. Instant purchase without comments is OK. Feel free to inquire about bulk purchases. Anonymous shipping and shipping within 24 hours. If you are concerned about the details of the condition, please comment, and I can provide additional photos. Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for perfect condition, as this is a privately stored item. Non-smoking / No pets / Indoor storage Items purchased on the same day may be shipped together to reduce packaging materials and for environmental considerations. Thank you for your understanding. If you wish to have them shipped separately, please let me know via message. Combined shipping discounts are available if you comment before purchasing. Other listings: #EDOother Ryusen Indei, celadon, vermilion ink, calligraphy, seal engraving, antiques, Jingdezhen, Xiling Seal Society, Chinese stationery, stamp supplies, stationery, collectors, calligraphers, ceramics, Qing Dynasty, Qianlong era, blue and white, dragon design, high-grade ink, cinnabar, traditional crafts, ink paste container, Xiling Seal Society, Shanghai Type...Porcelain