≪Please take a moment to read this information before making a purchase≫ Shipping methods are Small Packaged Goods, E-packet, EMS, or Yamato Transport. Since the item will be shipped from Japan, customs duties and VAT will be borne by the buyer. In addition, you may be contacted by phone or e-mail by the customs authorities in your country or by the local shipping company to inform you of customs clearance. Note: Please take special care if you live in Spain, Portugal or Belgium. Please be aware that we must respond to such requests. If you do not respond, your shipment will be returned to Japan. In such cases, the customer may be charged additional fees for re-shipping and other expenses. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation. ≪Product Description≫ Weight (in grams): 38g Total weight including wooden box: 133g Dimensions (in cm): H7.0×W6.7×D6.7 There are no noticeable scratches and it is in splendid condition. The exceptionally delicate painting speaks volumes about the artist's skill. Primary Meanings of “Tagasode” Name of a Scented Pouch: Derived from a poem in the Kokinshū, it refers to a scented pouch shaped like a garment sleeve. Toothpick Holder: A slender toothpick holder is also called “Tagasode.” Painting Subject: From the Momoyama to Edo periods, it also became a subject for paintings depicting luxurious women's garments hung on a clothes rack. Utensil Design: It also refers to utensils like incense boxes and tea bowls incorporating the shape or patterns of a single sleeve. Famous Name of a Yoshiwara Courtesan: In Edo-period Yoshiwara, “Tagasode” was a famous name for courtesans at brothels like Daimonjiya. We are looking forward to your bidding.