Dimensions: Approximately 8.0cm in height x 12.0cm in diameter at the mouth x 5.5cm at the base. It has the "陶斎" (Tōsai) mark within a circle, by Kawahara Tōsai. Although not completely clear, it is undoubtedly his work. Miyajima-yaki was promoted as a recommended product of the Asano clan and gained fame nationwide, but it did not last. It was revived in 1892 (Meiji 25), and in 1910 (Meiji 43), Kawahara Tōsai, who had trained in Kyoto, officially opened a kiln. If there are any errors in the displayed content, we will take responsibility and promptly address them. Please notify us within 48 hours of receiving the item.