I inherited this from my grandfather. About 10 years ago, during a family trip to Ishikawa, my grandfather fell in love with this guinomi (sake cup) at the Towa-sha showroom in the Kutani-yaki Museum. He was captivated by its rich colors and deep gradation, and purchased it at that time. The purchase price was 80,000 yen. The artist was a very famous potter from Kanazawa, who was also designated as a Living National Treasure. My grandfather's feelings are also involved, so I cannot offer a discount at this time, but it seems to be a superb piece with a beautiful appearance when filled with sake. Please understand that this is a used item and has been stored at home for a period of time (there may be minor scratches or signs of use due to home storage). Please purchase after confirming the product images, as there may be oversights due to amateur inspection. *To prevent product substitution, returns and exchanges are not accepted. Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive to such matters. This is a part of my grandfather's collection, which he collected as a hobby. I am not an expert on antiques. *When taking the product photos, I had difficulty retying the string on the original box, so I will ship it with the string untied. Type...Sake vessel Type...Guinomi (sake cup)