Offered for sale is a superb, nearly new flat tea caddy by Kizan Wada, featuring a keyaki (Japanese zelkova) wood, wiped lacquer finish with a wood grain pattern and inlaid gold (mokume chinkin). This masterpiece is a testament to the woodworker's deep understanding of wood grain. It's a beautiful piece that highlights the keyaki's grain with a stunning wiped lacquer finish and inlaid gold, and has been kept for display with almost no use. I hope someone will find it useful. Size: Diameter 7.5 cm, Height 6 cm Accessories: Matching wooden box (with inscription and seal), yellow cloth Note: It has been carefully stored, and aside from what is described in the listing, I don't believe there are any obvious noticeable scratches. However, there may be some minor scratches, natural fading, or dents that are not easily visible due to aging and storage. Please understand this and consider it before purchasing. I will upload as many photos as possible, so please make your judgment based on the photos. Basically, this is a used antique item, so please refrain from claims due to minor scratches, scuffs, or stains, except for major defects that would hinder its use. Also, there may be dirt, writing, stains, or discoloration on the outer box, tags, etc., but I will not specifically mention them, so please be aware of this. In case of any discrepancies between the photos and the description, please prioritize the photos and make your own judgment. (YM5121204)