Kutani-yaki (Kutani ware) Senharu kiln tea set, confectionery tray, iris pattern, gold trim, deep bowl, with box This is a confectionery tray from the Kutani-yaki "Senharu kiln" that my grandmother, who practiced the tea ceremony, owned. I have never seen it used, but it has been stored at home in its wooden box. The box inscription reads "confectionery tray." The artist's name is difficult for me to read, but it appears to say "Senju." The box is marked with "Kutani-yaki" and "Senharu." The bottom of the confectionery tray itself is marked with "Kutani-yaki" and "Senharu." There are many stains on the inside of the box. There are irregularities in the gold trim on the outside of the vessel, but it is unclear whether this is from the beginning or due to aging. As this is an old item, please understand this before purchasing. I will pack it with bubble wrap to prevent breakage, but the wooden box is large, so shipping costs will be incurred. Please purchase if you agree to shipping via Eco-Mercari. Deep bowl dimensions: Diameter: Approximately 17.5 cm Depth: Approximately 10 cm Thank you for viewing.