Thank you for viewing. This is an unsigned, small sake cup reminiscent of the Karatsu style. The reddish clay body is layered with naturally flowing glaze, creating a unique landscape with no two pieces alike. ・Height: Approximately 5cm ・Diameter: Approximately 4.5cm ※Please allow for slight variations due to amateur measurements. This item was acquired in the 1980s. While the specific artist and kiln are unknown, it has the warmth of handmade craftsmanship and a charm that increases with use. There is no accompanying box or artist's mark. As the production period and whether it was new or antique at the time are unknown, it is listed as contemporary pottery. As it is a one-of-a-kind item, you will never find another with the same appearance. Recommended for those who like Karatsu-style earthenware. ※Please note that shipping will be on a date far in the future, as stated in my profile, due to the item's location. I haven't found any noticeable chips or cracks. However, due to long-term home storage, I have rated it as described above. Please refer to the photos carefully. As part of the product's inherent quality, there may be slight color stains, unevenness, black spots, and irregularities. There may be other points I have overlooked. To avoid any issues, please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about minor details or are overly sensitive. ※Returns are not accepted. Please understand that this is an amateur inspection. Thank you for viewing this listing. I found this item at my parents’ home. Although it was wrapped in protective material, it has been stored at home for a long time, so I’ve set the price accordingly. Please carefully check all photos. There may also be details I have overlooked. To avoid any issues, please refrain from purchasing if you are very particular about condition. ※Returns are not accepted. #Karatsu ware #Sake cup #Guinomi (sake cup) #Earthenware #Pottery #Japanese tableware #One-of-a-kind #Antique tools