This is a small jar with chamfered edges (mentori), highly popular among fans of the Joseon Dynasty. The substantial weight and extremely powerful chamfering are wonderful. In fact, it feels heavier than you'd imagine when you hold it. This piece is primarily coated in amber glaze, but the appearance of bluish-white "rabbit fur" (usagi no uki) is also visible (see photo 2), which adds to its rarity and makes it a charming piece. It's a valuable chamfered jar that excels as a decorative ceramic piece and also as a flower vase, enhancing the beauty of the flowers. For those who appreciate it, what do you think?