This is a Bulgheroni piccolo, model 501-R Cocobolo, a masterpiece crafted by Italian artisan Luigi Bulgheroni and imported by Yamano Music. It features cocobolo wood and silver materials. I received this instrument as a gift and, not being very knowledgeable about wind instruments, I consulted with Yamano Music. They informed me that it would require several tens of thousands of yen for maintenance, as it had been left unused for about two years. However, they also assured me that it would function properly with proper care. I also had it appraised, and while I won't disclose the specific amount, a music store offered a considerable price. Due to my lack of knowledge, I'm unsure of its true value, so I've decided to list it here for now. I purchased it at the Yamano Music Ginza store, but I've unfortunately lost the sales certificate and warranty. The items shown in the photos are all that I have. It appears that a connecting part is missing, but I was told that a generic replacement would cost around 2,000 to 3,000 yen. I apologize for my lack of expertise. If you have any questions, I will try my best to find the answers. I purchased it about three years ago, and the new price is currently around 1.2 million yen. Used ones are rare, but I believe they would sell for around 700,000 to 800,000 yen due to the price increase. I hope to sell it to someone who will cherish it and appreciate its value. If I don't find a buyer, I will consider selling it to a music store. I will list it for this week. Please understand that I may withdraw the listing. The following is from the product description: Bulgheroni's workshop is located near Lake Como in northern Italy, a scenic area. Italy is known for its craftsmanship, producing world-class fashion, leather goods, and musical instruments, such as the famous Stradivarius violins. This piccolo showcases the beauty of Italian woodworking, similar to the craftsmanship of violins. The bright and brilliant tone of the cocobolo wood combined with the calm sound of silver creates a sound that blends well in orchestral performances and stands out in solo performances. Its artistic appearance and excellent sound quality make it a recommended choice for those seeking a unique piccolo.