Nippon Seiboku Old Ink, Unfinished Ink Used once approximately 30 years ago. No box included. The side reads "Nanto Shosoin Hokyo Kamo-ge Byobu Moyo" (Pattern of the Kamo-ge folding screen from the Shosoin Treasure Repository in Nara). Length: Approximately 11cm Width: Approximately 3cm Thickness: Approximately 1cm ◇ Nippon Seiboku is a long-established Nara company with a history of involvement in calligraphy culture since the Edo period, manufacturing various inks. ◇ Unfinished ink means that it is not yet a finished product, and does not include paper, paulownia wood box, wrapping paper, or instructions. There is no problem with the ink itself. I believe this is a rare and valuable old item that is difficult to obtain now. I would be happy if someone who enjoys calligraphy would use it. Please examine the photos and understand that this is a home-stored, used item before purchasing.