I received this as a commemorative gift and have kept it unused at home. It's an antique vase from Takaoka Copperware. It's a beautiful item with no noticeable stains or scratches. The box has some dirt on it. Thank you for looking! Instant purchase is welcome! [Takaoka Copperware] Goushou's work, copper vase [Dimensions] (approx.) Mouth diameter: 3cm Maximum width: 10cm Height: 23cm [Condition] Unused, long-term storage. When shipping, I will wrap it in cushioning material and pack it in a box, taking measures to prevent breakage, and will ship it anonymously. Please note that I may use newspaper or recycled materials for packaging. Please consider this item with the understanding that it has been stored at home. I hope you will like it. [Traditional Craft Takaoka Copperware] (Quoted text) The origin of Takaoka Copperware dates back to 1609, the industrial policy of Lord Toshinaga Maeda. In the Horeki era (1751-1780), the introduction of casting technology for Karagane (copper) led to the production of Buddhist altar fittings, incense burners, etc. Large castings such as temple bells and lanterns also began to be made. Since then, through technological advancements and improvements, its high-quality artistic crafts have been recognized both domestically and internationally, and it has been designated as a traditional craft by the Ministry of International Trade and Industry.