I am offering a set of square chopstick rests with a lovely, calm atmosphere. Early Edo period Completed in the third year of Bunka (1806) Sohaha-yaki (pottery) A work by the fifth-generation Sato Soha, who carries on its tradition and spirit. These have only been used for display and not as chopstick rests. They have been stored in their original box. I would like to sell them to someone who will appreciate them. ＜Fifth Generation Sato Soha＞ Born in 1919 Graduated from Saga Prefectural Arita Technical High School, Ceramics Department Entered Arita Town Ceramic Artist Village Established Limited Company Soha Received the International Art Grand Prize Received the Minister of Education Award Also, numerous selections and awards in the Japan Traditional Crafts Exhibition and others. Since they are nearly unused, please check all the photos. Please refrain from purchasing if you have any concerns. Size: 4 cm wide, 4 cm long Thank you.