Japanese Fuyuki Kiln Tenmoku Glazed Gourd-Shaped Flower Vase (Flower Vase), a Japanese tea ceremony utensil, comes with its original paulownia wood box and author's instruction manual. The base bears the author's inscription. The vase is a classic gourd-shaped vase (ladle-shaped), tapering upwards to a long neck that transitions into a full, drooping body, ending in a rounded base. It is entirely covered in a Tenmoku black glaze, which is oily and glossy. The black base is densely covered with fine gold specks, and the kiln transformation creates a gradient of brown and dark brown flowing patterns. The glaze at the rim is more of a reddish-brown, a typical effect of Japanese Tenmoku firing. The body is thick and heavy, with a natural hand-thrown feel. The glaze is intact, without any cracks or chips, and the kiln transformation color is stable. The wooden box and documents are complete, and the vase is in excellent condition.