Koishiwara-yaki, which has been produced since the Edo period in Koishiwara Village, now Toho Village, Asakura District, Fukuoka Prefecture. As folk art pottery rooted in everyday use, it was actively produced in the Showa era, and many kilns continue to make pottery today. This is a beautiful brush-stroked teacup from the popular "Keishū-gama" kiln. I had it in stock, but I am listing it now to organize my collection. Size: Small: Approximately 5cm in height, approximately 11cm in diameter Color: Brown x 1, Gray x 1, Total 2 pieces I think this is an easy-to-handle piece that doesn't feel too heavy, even among Koishiwara-yaki. Please feel free to ask if you have any questions.