I am a Hagi-yaki artist. The fit of the incense case is interesting and has character. Kimamori (literally "tree guarding") is a custom in late autumn where a single fruit is left on a persimmon tree, praying for a bountiful harvest the following year. It's an expression of gratitude to the tree that provided the harvest, and a gift to birds and animals that face food scarcity during the winter. ※ Not eligible for combined shipping. (Please purchase separately even if buying multiple items.) ※ Please refrain from price negotiations. ※ Please note that shipping may take approximately one week. ※ This is a used item. ※ Comes in a wooden box (no paper outer box). ※ Diameter 6cm x Height 6cm.