Takematsu Nichijin Iron-Painted Tokkuri (Sake Bottle) Size: Approximately 3.9 cm mouth diameter x 9.5 cm body diameter x 14.5 cm height Body only, no other accessories Comes with a protective wooden box (not a matching box) ・There is a kiln mark below the mouth. The linear mark on the neck below that is not a crack. (Photo 16) ・This is a Goryeongsan-style tokkuri with iron brushwork. The shape, with the body expanding and the neck extending slightly straight, may be from the artist's early works. The tight form creates a unique tension. There is a "Nichijin" mark on the side of the foot. Takematsu Nichijin (1955-) is a popular artist from Tsushima, known for his high degree of reproduction of Ido, Kohiki, Hakeme, Mishima, etc., after researching and pursuing Korean Yi Dynasty pottery by traveling to Korea. Due to the nature of pottery, there may be cracks (kannyu). ◎Please purchase the item after understanding the photos and description. ◎Items are sold on a first-come, first-served basis. ◎Price negotiations, holds, and exclusive offers are not accepted. ◎Recycled materials will be used for packaging. ◎We accept bulk purchases, but discounts of more than 10% are not accepted. Please see the profile for details. ◎Please do not reuse the photos.