Shigaraki pot from the Edo period. There are some chips, but it has a beautiful, weathered appearance. A water leak test was performed, and there was a very slight seepage from the bottom. Therefore, if you intend to put water in it, please use a plastic bottle or similar container inside. It was not originally made to hold water directly, and I believe it was likely used as a seed pot. The last image is borrowed from "Nihon Toji Zenshu (Complete Collection of Japanese Ceramics)" - Shigaraki. It is introduced as a 16th-century jar, and it resembles this item. Height: Approximately 19cm Sizes are approximate. The actual item may differ slightly in color from the images. Please understand that it is not without flaws, and only purchase if you are comfortable with this. Please examine the description and images carefully before purchasing.