Beautiful Wedgwood WEDGWOOD Samurai M teapot, made in England. A relative collected this, but I am selling it to organize my home. Please check the condition in the photos. I believe it is a beautiful item, but please consider it as a used item. Wedgwood was founded in 1759 and has continued to create materials that lead the times, such as Queensware and Jasperware. Its long history has, on the other hand, been seen as an obstacle to asset value appreciation in the stock market, and even during times when it was constantly targeted for acquisition, the British Royal Family has continued to choose it as a Royal Warrant holder. It is currently under the umbrella of KPS Capital Partners, a company based in New York. It is the world's largest ceramic manufacturer. Product Description: The body of the Samurai large teapot features an Ichimatsu pattern, and the lid features an Asanoha pattern. The Ichimatsu pattern is a design that symbolizes prosperity. The two-colored squares are arranged alternately and never stop, so it also implies infinite prosperity. The Asanoha pattern is a design that has meanings such as wishing for the growth of children and warding off evil. The designs of these fabric patterns are said to have originated in the early Edo period when letter patterns began to appear on dyed and woven fabrics. The inspiration for the patterns may be hidden in the patterns of samurai kimonos. Size/Shape: Height 14.5cm (including lid) Width 24.5cm Capacity 1000ml (when full)