Size: Diameter approx. 12.8 cm Height approx. 8.5 cm Accessories: Tomobako (original box), cloth (Chasen not included) Shipping: Scheduled for a 60-size cardboard box. Used item. Good condition, no damage. The silver parts are slightly tarnished. Considering it's a used item, I believe the condition is good, but please be aware if you require a pristine item. Also, there is damage to the crossbar of the tomobako lid. This is also shown in the photos, so please understand. This is a Shippo-e Chawan (cloisonné enamel tea bowl) made by Akane-gama's Kakei Okada, with a box inscription by the former Grand Master Hounsai Sen of the Urasenke school. The painting features alternating arrangements of gold, silver, and green cloisonné patterns. This is a tea bowl with an inscription that can be used at any time, regardless of the season. Shipping is scheduled for a 60-size cardboard box. Thank you for your understanding.