The Goryeo celadon-style tea caddy with clouds and cranes inlaid by the Japanese ceramicist "Desen" is a typical tea ceremony utensil of the Showa period. The tea can is round and spherical as a whole, with a full shape. It is glazed with green glaze and has a natural open texture. The glaze color is warm and elegant. The body of the jar adopts the traditional elephant inlay technique, using white glaze dots to express the background, and embedding the crane pattern. The crane has a stretched posture and simple and smooth lines. It is a common auspicious decoration in Goryeo celadon. The jar lid is designed with the same glaze and a button. The lid button is small and round, making it easy to open and close. The bottom of the jar has a kiln mark and comes with an original paulownia wood box with the words "Tada Green Porcelain, Cloud Crane Elephant Inlay, Tea in, Dexian" written on the surface, and the seal "Golden Dragon Dexian".