Body Size Kettle Size Diameter: Approximately 185mm, Height: Approximately 175mm Lid Size Diameter: Approximately 110mm, Height: Approximately 30mm Paper Box Size Length: Approximately 220mm, Width: Approximately 220mm, Height: Approximately 220mm Thank you very much for viewing this item from the many listings on Mercari's website. There is rust on the inside, and there is a sense of use, but you can use it for a long time by boiling water and pouring it out, according to the instructions on the bookmark. (Photos 10, 11) Also, the bookmark states that you should avoid cleaning with a scrubbing brush or polishing powder. As this is a tea ceremony kettle, the more it is used, the more flavor it gains. In that sense, I think this item is just right. I feel that the overall shape is also good and it is an attractive kettle. This is a type of cylindrical kettle used in conjunction with a broken wind furnace. It has a shiriharigata shape with a plump, bulging lower body, and its dignified stability and soft swelling give it a simple and tasteful atmosphere. The surface is decorated with patterns that appear to be bamboo (Photo 1) and plum (Photo 5), adding a pure atmosphere to the tea ceremony. The blackish iron skin is calm and has a profoundness that can withstand many years of use. The lid (Photo 8) has a glossy copper color, and the knob has a rounded design, creating a beautiful balance with the material of the kettle. Please check the photos for details. Photos (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17)