Arita Ware, Yazaemon Kiln, ARITA Porcelain Lab Coffee Cup & Saucer Floral Pattern, White with Blue, Red, Green, and Gold Accents Excellent Condition This is a coffee cup and saucer set from Yazaemon Kiln of ARITA Porcelain Lab. It features a floral pattern in blue, red, green, and gold on a white background. This tableware combines traditional elegance and splendor. The cup has a shape with six petals, and when you pour a drink into it, it looks like a flower pattern. Size Cup: Diameter 8.5 x Height 6.5 (cm), Bottom Diameter 4.5cm Saucer: Diameter 15 x Height 2.8 (cm) Capacity Approx. 150ml Weight Approx. 285g Condition Excellent Condition, Vintage Item, Stored in a Private Home No Box There is little sign of use, and it is generally in a beautiful condition. There are no chips, cracks, or breaks. Some parts of the design appear to be hand-painted, and there are variations in color and unevenness in the paint from the time of manufacture. Both the cup and saucer have minor scratches and discoloration on the bottom. There is no peeling of the gold rim, but there are minor scratches. We ask for your understanding of reused and vintage items. Reference Discontinued Product Original Price: ¥16,500 About Yazaemon Yazaemon Kiln, founded in 1804, boasts a history of over 200 years and is one of the largest kilns in Arita. They have been refining the production of porcelain in the Ko-Imari style, a traditional Arita ware style. Their brand "GOLD IMARI" was exported to America, Europe, and even Africa and the Middle East in the early 1900s, and they were highly regarded both domestically and internationally as a kiln that produced fine art crafts in the Ko-Imari style. Even now, 40 skilled craftsmen are employed, allowing for integrated production from the molding of the base to the overglaze painting, and they are able to deliver the true value of Arita ware. About ARITA PORCELAIN LAB ARITA PORCELAIN LAB is a luxurious and modern Arita ware created by the seventh-generation Yazaemon, a long-established Arita ware kiln with a history of over 200 years, to suit modern lifestyles. Skilled craftsmen use the unique, secret techniques of Yazaemon Kiln, repeatedly conducting countless prototypes and evolving glazes and techniques, to create modern Arita ware, one piece at a time, by hand.