Thank you for viewing! This is a "White Wood Iwaihori Pokkuri Geta" (traditional Japanese clogs). We are offering three types, ①, ②, and ③, with the pattern "Shokaku" (crane and pine). Please take a look if you'd like. The cranes are meticulously hand-painted by a craftsman called a "Makieshi" (lacquer artist). This is a gem from the Showa era. The silver parts on the heel are shell decorations that shimmer subtly depending on the angle. These are unused items that have been stored long-term in a dark warehouse. However, as they are decades old, the white wood has acquired scratches and stains due to age. We would be grateful if you could examine the photos and consider them. Length: approximately 19.7 cm Width: approximately 8.7 cm Height: approximately 8.7 cm Weight: approximately 0.2 kg per clog, making them very light. These items are unfinished, lacking the tatami mat surface and thong that are attached to the top. They cannot be used as geta in this state, but when completed, they become valuable, first-class items. We would be grateful if you would consider them. We were impressed to hear that some buyers use them as flower vases. They might be interesting to use for interior decoration, rather than as geta. ★ We offer discounts for bulk purchases depending on the quantity! A discount of 500 yen for purchasing 2 pairs, 1,000 yen for 3 pairs, and 1,500 yen for 4 pairs. For multiple purchases, we will create a dedicated page, so please feel free to comment! Discounts also apply to purchases combined with other items I have listed or other pokkuri geta! ★ For pokkuri geta, the discount per pair will be increased from 500 yen to 700 yen for multiple purchases. d(^_^o) Regarding the product description, these were items from when my grandfather ran a geta wholesale business in Shizuoka. If you have any questions or requests for additional photos, please feel free to comment. ( ´ ▽ ` ) Immediate purchase without comment is welcome. d(^_^o) We will complete the shipping procedures within 24 hours! #Geta #Koppori #Pokkuri #White Wood #Shichi-Go-San (a traditional rite of passage for children) #Kids #Thong #Zori (sandals)