Arita-yaki, Hayashikuro Kiln Sake Cup, Sake Vessel, Kirei-e Kin-sai, Kikko, Ko-Imari Style Free Cup, Also as a Teacup Height: Approximately 10.1cm Diameter: Approximately 7.6cm This is a high-class sake cup and sake vessel, a traditional craft of Japan, a ceramic art "Arita-yaki". It is a work of Hayashikuro Kiln, a representative artist of Arita-yaki. Hayashikuro Kiln is a kiln of Arita-yaki, which is said to be the first porcelain born in Japan. It inherits the traditional design of Ko-Imari to the present day. Hayashikuro Kiln, a kiln that was born in 1968 in the Arita-yaki production area with a 400-year tradition. They continue to create "Sometsuke" with a deep, timeless flavor, the gorgeous "Ko-Imari style", and "Sometsuke Nishiki" with an exquisite balance of Sometsuke and red painting, all with Hayashikuro's unique sensibility. It is beautifully and brilliantly finished in the Kinrande style, which adds gold leaf to the vivid colored paintings of Ko-Imari. The gold leaf is arranged in a gorgeous Kikko pattern. The combination of various colors such as red, dark blue, and green with gold leaf gives a traditional yet modern style. Unused item, stored at home. Thank you for your understanding. We will carefully wrap and ship it.