Not for individual sale. No box. Some details are unknown. Please make your judgment based on the images. Found in the storage of my parents' house. I believe these are tools used by my grandmother, who practiced the tea ceremony. Some items have small, initial imperfections like tiny bumps, especially around the edges. From the top left: A haiku? or a poem is carved on it. The author is unknown. Slight staining on the bottom. The surface is generally rough. Especially rough where the haiku is carved. Top right: Marked on the back, it looks like "寿山" (Jusan). Possibly a work by Mizuno Jusan, but I'm not sure. Slight staining. There is a small crack. Middle left: Tenmoku tea bowl from Heian Manjudo. Marked on the back with "萬珠" (Manju). Small scratch on the rim. Middle center: Tenmoku tea bowl. Marked with "瀬戸" (Seto) and "金閣寺" (Kinkaku-ji - Golden Pavilion). I'm not sure about this. Slight staining on the bottom. There is a bulge, possibly an initial imperfection. Middle right: Yamaguchi Sazo, Jizo Kiln. The pamphlet is damaged, but included. Some scratches and stains. Bottom left: No markings found, details unknown. Initial imperfection? on the bottom. Bottom center: The marking on the bottom looks like "ゑ" (e). I believe it is a work by Kato Eiichi, but I'm not sure. No noticeable scratches or stains. Bottom right: No markings found, details unknown. Slightly unstable. These items have been stored for a long time. Some imperfections are difficult to determine whether they are part of the style or damage. Please purchase only if you understand that these are used items. When packing, I will fill the gaps with newspaper. I will wrap the items in bubble wrap and ship them in a cardboard box.