I think this is from my parents' house, probably dating back to the mid-Showa era. It's a small vase with a classic design from Fukagawa Seiji, featuring morning glories. It has an aesthetic that is also seen in the current Birmingham morning glory designs. It's about 8.5 centimeters in both height and width. It looks unused, as the inside is clean. There is no damage to the gold trim. It's carefully made. Over the years, it has taken on the atmosphere of an antique or a curio ^ - ^ Because it's small, it would also be suitable for a tea ceremony flower arrangement. In the Showa era, large vases were often given as gifts, but I think this size is a rare, more personal item. I am also listing another one.