Important Notes ① We will carefully pack the item according to its condition and ship it via Japan Post. Delivery usually takes 3-4 weeks. The product price and shipping cost do not include import duties, consumption tax, or other fees. These costs are the responsibility of the customer. ② You may be contacted by phone or email by your country's customs or shipping company for customs clearance procedures. Please ensure you are available to answer the phone. Thank you for your cooperation. Netsuke are a type of fastener used in Japan during the Edo period. They were attached to the obi (sash) and used to carry items such as tobacco pouches, inro (small cases), drawstring bags, leather pouches (for money, food, writing implements, medicine, tobacco, and other small items), and quivers. This is a tobacco pouch made during the Meiji era. It includes a wooden tobacco pouch and a brass pipe. The pipe case is made of twisted natural wood, giving it a stylish appearance. The tobacco pouch is also made of natural wood, giving it a simple yet stylish impression. The pipe is slightly rusted, but in good condition. Condition: Good Size: Tobacco case 16cm x 12cm x 12cm Pipe case: 4cm x 22cm Pipe 20.5cm Weight: 500g