This is for Tomo-sama's bulk purchase only. To Tomo-sama, Please request a price reduction. I will change the price as soon as you make the request. Thank you. Purchased at the MOA Museum of Art. This is a set of gold and silver diamond-patterned tea bowls (Mino ware), nested, in large and small sizes. It comes with the original wooden box. 【Size】 Large Diameter: approx. 10cm Height: approx. 9cm Small Diameter: approx. 9cm Height: approx. 8cm These tea bowls are modeled after "Iro-e Kingin Hishikasane Chawan" (Colored Gold and Silver Diamond-Patterned Tea Bowl), one of the representative works of Ninsei Nonomura, the founder of Kyo-yaki (Kyoto-style pottery) colored earthenware. * The inside is jet-black glaze, and the outside is white, featuring a novel design with diamond and lotus petal patterns drawn in gold, red, green, and black. * These tea bowls have been imitated by various kilns, including Zoho-gama in Tajimi City, Gifu Prefecture. * The "Iro-e Kingin Hishikasane Chawan" is a nested tea bowl, with the gold diamond-patterned tea bowl fitting snugly inside the slightly larger silver diamond-patterned tea bowl (see photo 5). They are lightweight and easy to handle. I am selling them because I have too many dishes. Thank you.