An "Nai-e Bichinko" (Inside-Painted Snuff Bottle), a traditional Chinese craft. Price reduced. Snuff bottles are small containers for snuff that were popular during the Qing Dynasty. Exquisite paintings are created on the inside of glass bottles using skilled techniques, often featuring auspicious motifs such as peonies and birds. Purpose: Originally a small container for snuff, it evolved into a status symbol and art object during the Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) due to its elaborate decoration. Technique: Inside painting is an advanced technique where a special thin brush is inserted through the small opening of the bottle to paint "reverse images" on the inner surface. Even skilled artisans may take several months to complete complex pieces. - Size: Approximately 9.5 x 5.5 x 3 cm It was displayed on a glass display shelf. I believe it is a beautiful item, but as it is an old item, I would appreciate it if you understand this before purchasing. *Please note that we may change between Yu-Yu or Raku-Raku shipping. m(_ _)m