The subjects of these jars with a yellow background are the three sisters of the Sengoku period (戦国時代, 1467 – 1615) who had tragic lives. They were the daughters of Oichi (お市, 1547 – 1583) who was the sister of the famous Oda Nobunaga (織田 信長, 1534 – 1582), considered the first “Great Unifier” of Japan. The names of the three sisters are: Yodo-dono (淀殿, 1569 – 1615), Ohatsu (お初, 1570 – 1633), Oeyo (於江与, 1573 – 1626). The Shrine of the Three Sisters was dedicated to them in 1998 and is located on the ruins of Kitano-Sho castle in the city of Fukui, next to the Shibata Shrine. In this pair of Jars there is the "Maekawa" (前川) mark, little known even to collectors of Japanese ceramics and porcelain, because it is a local manufacture (not intended for export) from the Edo period (1603-1868 ), coming from the small village of Maekawa (of which there is a famous woodblock print by Hasui from 1932 entitled “Rainy Night at Maekawa” 相州前川の雨), located between the Nanjo and Itoman regions south of Okinawa. One of the two jars has been restored. Jars dimensions : Height 19 cm about Top diameter 6 cm about Bottom diameter : 9 cm about Jars weight : 1.2 kg - 1.19 Kg Parcel with safe and solid packaging materials. - Ready to ship in 2/3 Days - Shipment time from 3 to 15 days : depends on the distance of Country. - Worldwide Delivery with professional couriers - Tracking Code Shipment - COMBINED SHIPPING : It is possible to combine shipping for multiple object in this and other auctions. In this case, after you paid for one lot only, write me a message (in the chat of the paid lot). So before to pay the second or the other lots, is important to notify me. in this way i can modify and reduce the costs of shipment for the second or other lots. The reduction in shipping costs will depend on the size and weight of the new package, with all items included. So I invite you to click on my account name: “Bard Collections”, to see other special objects on the auctions.