Thank you for viewing. This is a sake cup from the Kazangama kiln of Arita-yaki. Size: Approximately 3.7cm in diameter, approximately 5cm in height. Production area: Arita-cho, Saga Prefecture. Kiln: Kazangama. Arita-yaki kiln with over 220 years of history. Features: It features beautiful indigo sometsuke (underglaze painting) with gold accents on the rim. The painting is done under the glaze, so the design is said to be resistant to peeling even after long use. This piece has a hand-painted geometric net pattern (similar to the Yarai pattern) and small floral patterns. Uses: Can be used as an ochoko (for Japanese sake), sobachoko (for soba dipping sauce), as well as a teacup, small bowl, dessert cup, and more. After purchase, it has been stored in a warehouse for a long time, so there may be minor scratches or dullness. Please purchase only if you understand this. There are stains on the box (see photos). *I have a large amount of ceramics in the warehouse, but I have decided to declutter, so I will be releasing them sequentially. Please follow me so you don't miss out.