Five-colored enamel, lavishly scattered gold decoration. The luxury that only something made in the past can possess. Bold and cool! I don't think this could be made at this price today. I think you can create an interesting atmosphere by combining it with tea ceremony utensils. Although unused, it is old, so I have listed it as "like new." There is no box. I think it's a picture of the Yanagibashi Waterwheel, but since there is no waterwheel, I've called it the Yanagibashi picture. Yanagibashi Waterwheel Picture: A design favored from the Momoyama to Edo periods, featuring a dynamic bridge, graceful willow trees, waterwheels, and gabions against a gold leaf background. Emotion and Seasonality: Depicting the delicate willow trees from spring to summer, creating a sense of coolness and loneliness. Meaning as a Pattern: Willow trees have strong vitality and are considered a good luck charm to ward off evil.