【Product Description】 This is a pair of color-painted yunomi (teacups) by Keiji Funahara, a Kiyomizu-yaki (Kyoto-style pottery) artist. The title is "Kotohogi." As the name suggests, which means "celebration," this item is charming with its soft curves and auspicious design of colorful musubi-noshi (decorative ribbons used for celebratory occasions). It is a pair of large and small sizes. It has been opened for photography. Recommended for couples, guests, and celebratory occasions such as New Year's. Unused and stored. Comes with a box, and the condition is good. 【Size】 Large ・Height: approx. 9cm ・Diameter: approx. 7.2cm Small ・Height: approx. 8.5cm ・Diameter: approx. 6.8cm *Please note that there may be slight variations due to amateur measurements. 【Condition】 ・New, unused ・There are slight scratches on the box due to storage. ・There are no noticeable scratches or stains on the main body. 【Notes】 ・Please understand that unevenness in the glaze and individual differences in the painting are part of the character of the handmade pottery. ・Please check the condition in the photos. These are elegant Kiyomizu-yaki pair yunomi with the warmth unique to artisan-made pieces, and are easy to use in both everyday life and at celebratory occasions. Available for immediate purchase. Thank you for your understanding of this item being a personal storage item. It is offered at a low price. No price reduction, please. Thank you. Japanese food, Japanese tableware, lucky charms, Kyoto, pottery, yunomi