This item was passed down from my grandmother, a tableware collector. It has been stored unused (in a wooden box). There are no noticeable scratches or stains, but please understand that this is a personal inspection, so there may be oversights, and that it is a stored item before purchasing. ※The original box is not included. Only one piece was in a wooden box containing five pieces, so the wooden box cannot be included. The pink flowers are beautiful and charmingly depicted. Each piece has a different firing method, and the delicate touch of color is breathtakingly beautiful. Soha Sato He was an Arita-yaki artist who succeeded the name "Soha Sato" for generations, producing works for the world, but the Soha-yaki line ended with the death of the 6th generation. With a unique style of drawing and delicate brushwork, his works evoke the simplicity and boldness of early Imari ware. He is still a popular artist both in Japan and abroad. As new works are no longer being created, this is a very valuable and difficult-to-obtain item. Size: Diameter: Approximately 7 cm Height: Approximately 5.5 cm Saucer: Approximately 14 cm 2411pw000 /5 72 years old 5th generation Seventy-two years old