Dimensions: Body: Height: approx. 50mm, Width: approx. 65mm, Depth: approx. 42mm Wooden Box: Height: approx. 82mm, Width: approx. 64mm, Depth: approx. 62mm Thank you very much for viewing this item from among the many listings on Mercari. This is a tea ceremony item: a kogo (incense container) featuring a kingfisher, made by Koken Nagaoka of Rakuzan Kiln. It appears to be unused and in beautiful condition. This item was previously purchased for 210,000 yen (including tax). This is a kogo work by the eleventh generation Koken Nagaoka of Rakuzan Kiln, renowned for its elegant design and refined colors. His outstanding realism captures a kingfisher standing by a tranquil waterside, inviting the viewer into a world of mystery. In the tea ceremony, which values the sense of the seasons, the kingfisher is a symbol of summer. It is perfect for adding a refreshing touch during the furo (brazier) season. The body is smooth and light, and the expression of the feathers, created by the interplay of blue and white glazes, exudes Koken's unique elegance. Please check the photos for details. Photos (1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17)