This is a piggy bank from the Toho Bank in Fukushima Prefecture. It looks like a folk art horse, but I'm not sure. It seems to be made of ceramic. It may be unglazed and then painted, but I'm not sure about that either. It's been in my home for a long time. I think it's from the 1950s or 60s. I never used it for saving money, just for decoration. There's no way to take the money out, so you'd have to break it to get the coins. The size is approximately 12cm high, 3.5cm wide, and 7cm deep. The tail and the hair on the head are bent. There are traces of what looks like glue on the hair, but it was there from the beginning. The paint has some bleeding and unevenness, which was also there from the start. There are no chips or cracks that I can see. There are non-slip pads on the bottom of the feet. There is no box or instruction manual. Please understand. I think it's something you don't see very often, so how about adding it to your collection?