This vessel is a work by "Jinsho Kiln" (Jinshougama), a representative porcelain from Saga Prefecture, Arita ware. The inscription on the bottom confirms it is a product of this kiln. Characteristics of Jinsho Kiln (Arita Ware) Design: A key feature is the use of indigo "sometsuke" (underglaze blue) on a white porcelain base, along with vibrant and precise "akae" (overglaze enamel) using colors like red and gold. Style: Many designs convey the "Ko-Imari style" that has continued since the Edo period to the present day, making them suitable for "omotenashi" (hospitality) on occasions such as New Year's and celebrations. A set of 5 colorful Japanese-patterned ceramic teacups, with black wooden saucers. This is an unused item that has been stored for a long time. The outer box has scratches, scuffs, and dirt. - Quantity: Set of 5 - Design: Colorful Japanese patterns - Material: Ceramic - Color: Red, green, and blue decorations - Accessories: Comes with black saucers. Thank you for looking. F425