Koransha was established in 1878, making it the first company in Japan to manufacture and sell fine art porcelain. Its technology and beauty have been globally recognized, including winning gold awards at the Paris Exposition. They also manufacture items for the Imperial Household Agency, and their quality and design are highly regarded. The Koransha Kiku Komon pattern is a tableware series with an elegant and formal design based on chrysanthemum motifs. Featuring a deep red (akadami) chrysanthemum arabesque pattern with gold accents, it is an auspicious design symbolizing longevity and prosperity, making it perfect for celebrations. It is also lightweight and easy to hold, making it easy to use for the elderly. Size: Approximately 11.7cm in diameter Approximately 5.5cm in height Weight: 92g A line of the same color as the painting is inside. - Quantity: 5 pieces Thank you for viewing.