This is a Nagasaki glass chiro, made by Kamei Glass, featuring a beautiful deep lapis lazuli color and a long spout. Following the specifications of the Edo period, **the handle is made of tin (suz)**. The dull, matte-finished tin handle is tasteful and a fine piece. Size (Please forgive any errors due to amateur measurements) Diameter: Approximately 11cm Height including lid: Approximately 10cm Height including handle: Approximately 13cm Spout: Approximately 14cm The Nagasaki chiro is a masterpiece that conveys the spirit of "bidoro blowing," a glass culture that flourished in Nagasaki during the Edo period. The deep lapis lazuli color and the graceful form created by the free-blowing technique enhance the enjoyment of chilled sake. The craftsmanship that spares no effort and the historical background of its revival are also attractive features. It has been displayed on a glass shelf and has not been used, but it is a used item, so please purchase it only if you understand. "Although there is no original box, we will carefully pack and ship it." Thank you for viewing.