I purchased this online but rarely used it, so I am selling it. Used only twice. This is for the item itself only; there is no box, etc. Please understand that this is a used item before purchasing. Product Description: Yoshikuni Goto "Shinogi Mug" ■ YG24E0301 ■ Diameter: approx. 6.0cm~, Height: approx. 7.5cm~ (neither includes the handle), Weight: approx. 105g~, Capacity: approx. 120ml~ (80% full) ※ Size, weight, and capacity are approximate. ■ Pottery ■ There are individual differences in this work. Please note that you cannot choose a specific one. Yoshikuni Goto ~Ceramic Artist~ Born in Urawa City, Saitama Prefecture (now Saitama City) in 1967 Trained at a Mashiko-yaki kiln in Tochigi Prefecture in 1987 Became independent in Mashiko Town, Tochigi Prefecture in 1994 Relocated to Motegi Town, Haga District, Tochigi Prefecture in 2007 Currently exhibits works in solo exhibitions, joint exhibitions with Regina Goto, and planned exhibitions. He is particular about beautiful forms and appearances, and creates works while pursuing the interest of Shinogi (ridged design) and the various possibilities of white glaze. Goto's works, which combine a Japanese and Western atmosphere, including the representative Shinogi teapot, everyday tableware, and flower vases, are widely loved in daily life. [Information] Before using for the first time, sealing with rice washing water, etc., will make it less likely to stain or absorb odors. It is effective to soak it in water or hot water before each use to allow it to absorb moisture. Please try it. If you will not be using it for a long time, wash it well and dry it thoroughly before storing. The works created by the artist have individual differences in size, weight, and expression, even with the same design. Please note that multiple items of the same design may not be the same as the images. Items with separate descriptions will be delivered as shown in the photos (e.g., one-of-a-kind items). In addition, some works may have slight warping, slightly pointed parts, areas where the glaze has chipped, pinholes (small holes), and areas where the base is visible due to the glaze application, but please enjoy them as part of the charm and scenery of the work for a long time.