Seizan Kiln (Imari Nabeshima ware) of Nabeshima ware is a long-established kiln founded in 1883 in Okawauchi-cho, Imari City, Saga Prefecture. While preserving the traditional techniques of the Nabeshima clan kiln of the Edo period (such as Iro-Nabeshima), they mainly handcraft modern Japanese-style tableware (such as Kake-wake, MIMOSA, and Ring-tsunagi patterns) that suit modern dining tables. As shown in the image, there are handwritten notes. There are five chopstick rests, all in the shape of Muttsugoro (a type of fish). They are unused, but they are vintage items, so please check the images before purchasing.