"Tsuiki" (鎚起) means "to raise (起) by hammering (鎚)," and it is a metalworking technique where a steel plate is repeatedly annealed and then hammered to create a three-dimensional form. Because of this, the finished products are durable and can withstand years of use. The unique coloring achieved through the traditional simmering process gives them a flavor not found in mass-produced items. The more they are used, the more they develop a "hand-worn" quality, adding a unique elegance specific to the user. Five-petal flower pattern, Tsuiki copperware, small container, tray, Japanese antique Approximate dimensions: Diameter 10 cm, Height 2 cm The decorative Fukusuke doll is not included. This listing is for the Tsuiki copperware only. I cannot respond to price registrations that are mostly for fun. Please let me know your desired price via comment. Thank you for viewing. Please be sure to read the profile. Recently, there have been listings on Yahoo Auctions and Chinese online shops that have used my photos and comments, but they are completely unrelated businesses. Please be aware of fraudulent tactics. There are scratches, stains, and discoloration typical of antiques. The images are everything. Please make your judgment accordingly. Hokkaido, Okinawa, and remote islands may be subject to cash on delivery. #ExquisiteCollection #MetalworkCollection #DeskAccessoryCollection #JapaneseMetalcraft #MeijiMetalworkCollection