This is from my father's collection. It was stored with 7 or 8 high-quality suzuri (inkstones), but unlike the others, it has no special decorations or explanations. It comes in a dedicated wooden suzuribako (inkstone box), giving it an atmospheric and calm appearance. The suzuribako has scratches, stains, and signs of deterioration. The inkstone itself also has scratches. I can't tell what kind of inkstone it is, so I'm listing it as a general item. *To prevent substitution, returns are not accepted. Thank you for your understanding. *We are refraining from transactions with those who have multiple negative reviews in recent years or those without reviews who have not completed identity verification.