These small plates can be useful for displaying Japanese sweets in a shop, and can also be used in a Japanese restaurant depending on the idea. Mingei plates from the Showa 30s (used in tea ceremonies and high-end Japanese sweet shops) These were made by craftsmen at kilns, not mass-produced, so please understand that they are priced accordingly. If you are looking for inexpensive mass-produced items, I have other items listed, so please consider those as well. ★ Instant purchase OK, anonymous Mercari shipping (free) ★ Please refrain from purchasing if you are nervous, as these are used and old items. ★ Please purchase with the understanding that this is a layman's inspection. I apologize if there are any oversights. ★ Recycled materials such as newspapers, paper bags, cardboard, and waste materials will be used for packaging, so please understand. ※ Please note that the shipping method may be changed from "Rakuraku" to "Yu-yu" Mercari shipping depending on the packaging situation.