5cm per side, 10cm diagonal A thin, hexagonal piece of metal. One piece from the "Words of the Wind" series. This is an old work by an artist who has also received the Order of Culture. I originally purchased it as a set of five coasters, but there are galleries that sell them individually framed. ▼Excerpt from NHK Archives Chokin (metal engraving) is a technique that uses a chisel to engrave silver, copper, and other metals. Miyuki Chosa, seeking the "beauty of utility" that is used in daily life, has been a leading figure in the world of metal engraving for over half a century, presenting numerous works of art. ー　ー　ー　ー　ー I bought this within the last 10 years, but it was quite a while ago. At the time, I didn't know anything about Miyuki Chosa, but the presence was amazing! I thought, "I'll buy it anyway!" and didn't care about the price (^_^;) I've changed the layout several times, but I usually have a box or shelf for shooting props next to it, and I've always displayed it there. It makes me happy just to catch a glimpse of it! The gold parts have fine, scratch-like engravings, and the silver parts have a non-uniform, mirror-like finish as if hammered. The hexagonal outline and the symmetrical plant design are stylish. I'm disappointed that I can't fully convey the interesting texture and high-quality design through photos and words. It's heavy in your hand, but thin. If you like Atagoru Monogatari, imagine a coaster that might appear in the Koyukitei! I will also be listing other pieces from the series, so please take a look if you'd like! ^_^