Set of 7 ceramic teacups featuring the traditional Kutani-yaki Japanese design of the Seven Lucky Gods. The cups are decorated with the auspicious Seven Lucky Gods and the inscription "Sailing towards the vast heart of the ocean, the treasure ship of the Seven Lucky Gods." These are popular for longevity celebrations and with foreign visitors. Size (approx.): Diameter 5.5 cm, Height 5.4 cm Origin of the Seven Lucky Gods: The Seven Lucky Gods are seven deities worshipped in Japan as gods of fortune, originating from the Buddhist phrase "Seven difficulties are immediately extinguished, seven fortunes are immediately born" in the Ninnō-kyō Sutra from India. The Seven Lucky Gods are: Daikokuten (God of Wealth), Bishamonten (God of War), Ebisu (God of Fishermen and Commerce), Jurōjin (God of Longevity), Fukurokuju (God of Happiness, Wealth, and Longevity), Benzaiten (Goddess of Music, Arts, and Wealth), and Hotei (God of Happiness and Abundance). - Quantity: Set of 7 - Design: Traditional Japanese Seven Lucky Gods - Material: Ceramic - Color: Beige with colorful patterns - Use: Teacups Although new and unused, these have been stored at home for a long time, so please understand before purchasing. Thank you for viewing.