KORANSHA KORANSHA KORANSHA Magnetic Art Studio KORANSHA Autumn Begonia Dyed Nishiki Pattern Autumn Begonia Leaf Gold Coloring Japanese Pattern Hand-painted Tea Set 1 Kyusu (Teapot) & 5 Yunomi (Teacups) Set Highest Grade, New, Unused Extremely Beautiful Condition, Comes with Original Box and Booklet, Box has Stains and Scratches KORANSHA, a renowned kiln that has inherited the tradition of Japanese colored porcelain for 300 years since the first Eizaemon Fukagawa, this is a work from the Magnetic Art Studio, established by KORANSHA from 1970 to 1984 to present works that would be recognized worldwide. This is a highest-grade tea set, already discontinued, featuring a hand-painted beautiful pattern with the motif of the autumn begonia leaves, which were loved by literati and tea masters, created by carefully selected potters and experienced painters who inherited traditional techniques using secret glazes. It has a high status and can be used for hospitality in any situation without embarrassment. Personally, I especially like this pattern, and I'm a little hesitant to list it, but how about it if you like it? Product Condition I opened it for listing, but it's in very good condition, you wouldn't think it's a product from several decades ago. Although the original box and protective materials are damaged, the main body is still in beautiful condition. I realized that storing it in a yellow cloth is meaningful as it is the highest grade, but it is a personal storage item, so it is not suitable for those who are concerned about minor details. It will be shipped in a recycled cardboard box with exterior protection and careful packaging. KORANSHA KORANSHA KORANSHA Autumn Begonia KORANSHA Highest Grade KORANSHA Magnetic Art Studio KORANSHA Kyusu KORANSHA Yunomi KORANSHA Tea Set KORANSHA Kyusu Set KORANSHA Autumn Begonia Kyusu KORANSHA Autumn Begonia Yunomi KORANSHA Hand-painted KORANSHA Colored Porcelain KORANSHA Dyed Nishiki Pattern Arita Ware Arita Ware Nishiki-e Colored Porcelain Fukagawa Seiji Nabeshima Ware Ko-Imari Imari Ware Seto Ware Kutani Ware Kiyomizu Ware Arabesque Sometsuke (Blue and White Porcelain) Tea Utensils Senchado (Japanese Tea Ceremony) Tea Utensils Gyokuro (High-Grade Green Tea) Kyusu (Teapot) Yunomi (Teacup) Kaiseki (Traditional Japanese Meal) Kumidashi (Small Teacup) Omotesenke (Tea Ceremony School) Urasenke (Tea Ceremony School) Ikebana (Japanese Flower Arrangement) Waiting Room Japanese Cuisine Japanese Tableware Japanese Modern Japanese Interior Autumn Begonia Begonia Tea Flowers Tokonoma (Alcove) Hand-painted Tea Utensils If you like these, please consider it.