I received this as a souvenir. It's been sitting at my parents' house, so I'd appreciate it if someone who understands that would purchase it. It comes with the box, but it's covered in stains. I'm not familiar with Yosegi Zaiku (parquetry), but there are what look like knife marks in places. I don't know if this is a characteristic of Yosegi Zaiku or the nature of the wood. There is a hallmark and a stamp that says "Kanasashi". Some photos of the damage are included.