Please be sure to read the entire description "to the end." Please refrain from price negotiations. Please purchase only if you understand that these are items stored at home and are used. Everything in the images is included. We may reuse packing materials. Also, items like clothing will be folded for shipping, and creases may occur; please understand. Returns are not accepted to prevent product substitution. -------------------------------------------------- Height: Approximately 9 cm, Diameter: Approximately 7 cm (Slight individual differences may exist) Purchased from an antique shop. These are deadstock items, but there are small scratches and stains due to long-term storage (they have been lightly cleaned). There is a star and a backstamp, but it is unknown if there is any connection to Seikou Nomoto, a potter of the Yatori kiln in Tobe ware. The age is unknown, but they seem to be quite old. The free-spirited pattern, like spray art, combined with the specks of iron particles contained in the clay, gives them an indescribably rough coolness. I think this kind of atmosphere is particularly rare for a teacup. The construction is also rough, and there are scratches and areas where the glaze hasn't fully covered the surface, which occurred during manufacturing.