Thank you for viewing! This is a kogo (incense container) by the contemporary Korean ceramic artist, Cho Sung-joo. It features the floral Mishima style and has a rustic, warm texture, making it a lovely kogo. There are no stains, cracks, or chips, and it is a beautiful item. It is a used item, so please understand this before purchasing. About Cho Sung-joo: Biography: Born in Seosan, South Chungcheong Province, Korea in 1944. A contemporary Korean ceramic artist. Belief in pottery: He dedicated his life to the research and restoration of tea bowls, which were not highly regarded in Korea. Mentorship: He studied under Ji Sun-taek, a master of Korean ceramics. Borim Kiln: He became independent in 1975 and opened Borim Ceramic Studio (Borim Kiln). He is known as a specialist in Buncheong ware. ☆Size☆ Diameter: Approximately 7 cm Height: Approximately 2.5 cm Box: Comes with a wooden box