I saw this at a shop inside a church while attending a wedding in the suburbs of London, England, and bought it for about 6000 yen as a souvenir because it was an original item from the church. Diameter: Approximately 7.5 cm Height: Approximately 10 cm This is a handmade mug made in the town of Laugharden in the Welsh region of the UK. It has a rustic texture, a decorative handle, and a deep blue interior, which is a typical Laugharden design. Antique items made by Laugharden are said to be traded at a considerable price in the UK. The Ancient Parish of Maeldune, Church of St John the Baptist, located in the suburbs of London, is a major church that oversees the neighboring parishes, and it was a warm and lovely church like something out of a movie. I was drawn to the rare items made in the Welsh region's kiln, and their rustic beauty and story, which are different from Wedgwood and other brands, so I ended up buying six of them. I am decluttering due to a renovation, and I decided to list them in the hopes that someone will use them. They have been stored in a closet, unused and in new condition. There is no box from the time of purchase, so I will pack them carefully for delivery.