Size: Diameter approx. 12 cm Height approx. 8.8 cm Accessories: Original box, original cloth (Tea whisk not included) Shipping: Scheduled for a 60-size cardboard box. Used. Good condition, no damage. This is a tea bowl, a replica of the Bishamon-do style, from Hon'ami Koetsu's seven masterpieces. It is said to have been named "Bishamon-do" because Koetsu presented it to Bishamon-do Temple in Yamashina, Kyoto. Its characteristic features are its overall rounded shape and the flattened part of the foot. I think it's a rather orthodox style of red tea bowl. Perhaps it can't be helped since it's a replica. (lol) Made by Sasaki Shoraku, a Raku ware potter. There is a mark inside the foot. Shipping is scheduled for a 60-size cardboard box. Thank you for your consideration.