Thank you for viewing. This is a sake bottle purchased at an antique market. The upper window features a crane and waves. The body has pine, bamboo, and plum; the pine is magnificent. Bamboo is at the bottom, and plum in the back. There is a "nyu" (crack). It appears to be an old scratch. The "nyu" is in the upper part, so there is no problem with use. Size: Height 11.5 cm [AI Description] This is a tasteful sake bottle from the Meiji and Taisho eras, with dyed Imban handcraft. It is a rare antique item, and the indigo Imban pattern is beautiful, allowing you to feel the atmosphere of the times. It can be used not only as a sake bottle but also as a single-flower vase or a flower vase, making it an attractive item for interior decoration. It has the warmth of handmade craftsmanship, and you can feel a taste that is not found in modern mass-produced products. The changes in color and texture over time further enhance the antique atmosphere. It goes well with Japanese spaces and retro interiors, and is also recommended for display and collection. *This product has a "nyu" (crack). It is not a major damage, but please check the image and purchase only if you understand.