This beautiful Hagi-yaki vase has a delicate cherry blossom color and comes with its original wooden box. The lid of the box is inscribed with "Hon-gama (Shubun) Hagi-yaki Vase Waraku," and the bottom of the vase has the ceramic seal "Waraku" as shown in photo 10. "Hon-gama" likely indicates that it was made using traditional Hagi-yaki techniques. Is "Waraku" a brand name rather than the name of a potter or kiln? This item has been stored at home, and the date of creation is unknown. The wooden box shows some minor staining, but the vase itself shows almost no stains or scratches and is in near-new condition. Photo 6 shows cracks (kannyu), and photos 7 and 8 show small holes (pinholes) and dents, all of which are due to the manufacturing process. It was filled with water to 80% capacity and left for 24 hours, but no water leakage or seepage was observed. Approximate dimensions (cm) and weight are as follows: [Vase] Height: 18.9, Mouth Diameter: 6.7, Body Diameter: 19, Base Diameter: 7.2 / Weight: 1662g / [Wooden Box] Length x Width: 23.3, Height: 21.5 / Weight: 476g / This is a Hagi-yaki vase with a beautiful pale cherry blossom color. I hope you will find it useful.