This item was collected by my grandparents, who love travel and cooking. I'm decluttering and decided to let it go. The Nanbanjin series mug features exotic illustrations. It's a mug with an easy-to-drink shape, an easy-to-hold handle, and a vibrant design that evokes tradition and history. The design, painted all over, is enjoyable from any angle. It features a design that hints at the history of Arita ware's journey to the world in the late 17th century. Porcelain, which is also a characteristic of Arita ware, is strong, and the delicate beauty of the painting is a testament to Arita's traditional techniques. The dynamically drawn design is enjoyable from any angle. Enzaemon Kiln was established in the early 1960s at the foot of the Yamabeda Ko-gama ruins (Toyama area) in Arita Town, Saga Prefecture, the origin of Ko-Imari (early Imari). Currently, the second-generation Enzaemon Hayashi continues the tradition. Enzaemon Kiln's works specialize in hand-painted Arita ware, characterized by careful hand-made production processes, rich colors, and delicate brushwork. They offer Arita ware works that combine traditional techniques and creativity, combining beauty and practicality. *This is a long-term home storage item by an amateur. I carefully inspect the item, but please understand that there may be oversights of minor stains, scratches, etc., in addition to the images and descriptions. If you have any concerns, please feel free to contact us before purchasing (^^) -------------------------------------------------- ・Manufacturer: Enzaemon Kiln ・Country of Origin: Japan, Arita Town, Saga Prefecture ・Product Material: Porcelain ・Size: Φ7.5cm Height 9.5cm ・Capacity: 280ml ・Weight: 220g ・Microwave: Yes ・Dishwasher: No ・Accessories: None -------------------------------------------------- #Karakusa (Arabesque)#Iroe (Colored Painting)#Japanese Plate#Japanese Tableware#Medium Plate#Arita Ware#Kutani Ware#Seto Ware#Mino Ware#Hasami Ware#Kyo Ware#Mashiko Ware#Oribe Ware#Kiyomizu Ware#Shigaraki Ware#Antique#High-Class#Gen'emon Kiln#Kosho Kiln#Fukagawa Seiji#Koransha#Hakusan Pottery#Imari Ware#Ko-Imari#Tachikichi#Hayashi Kuro Kiln#Seiemon Kiln#Ryuho Kiln#Kozan Kiln#Daiichi Toki#Gozan Kiln#Shuho#Daigo Kiln#Asuka Kiln#Shozan Kiln#Wakuen#Hayashi Kuro Kiln#Koraku Kiln#Shobido#Antique#Showa Retro#Table Coordination#Meimei Plate#Small Bowl#Sometsuke (Blue and White Porcelain)