Thank you for viewing. This is a Hina doll item in the style of Kenzan, made by Eihou Hashimoto. "Kenzan-style" refers to pottery that imitates the style of Ogata Kenzan, a potter and painter of the Edo period. Kenzan was known for his innovative style that fused painting and pottery, and his style influenced many potters. ★Brief History★ Eihou Hashimoto Born in 1969 Graduated from Doshisha University, Faculty of Commerce in 1997 Completed the "Ceramic Glaze Course" of the Traditional Crafts Technician Training at the Kyoto Municipal Industrial Experiment Station in 2001 Completed the Ceramic Molding Course at the Kyoto Prefectural Ceramic Technical High School in 2003 Assumed the name "Eihou" the second in 2003 ★Product Description★ ▪️Product Name: Matcha Tea Bowl ▪️Artist: Eihou Hashimoto ▪️Mark: Kenzan-style Hina Doll Height: Approximately 7.2cm Diameter: Approximately 11.8cm Weight: Approximately 194g Box: Comes with a wooden Tomobako (original box) A relative of a Urasenke tea ceremony practitioner purchased this item and stored it for a long time. There are no noticeable stains or chips on the tea bowl, and it is a beautiful item with no signs of use. The Tomobako is also in near-new condition for its age. As each item is handmade, there may be slight variations in the background of the paintings, even among similar items. I have included many images, so please check them and only bid if you are satisfied. m(_ _)m Shipping will be via anonymous Mercari delivery!