Description [Short description and origin] This is a premium collection of 120 Japanese Hanko (Inkan) seals, crafted from genuine black water buffalo horn. Each piece is made from the highly-valued "Shin-mochi" (core-centered) portion of the horn, which provides superior durability and prevents warping over time. The natural "core point" is clearly visible on the top of every seal, proving its authentic quality. All 120 pieces are engraved in Tensho-tai (Seal Script), an ancient and calligraphic style that dates back over two millennia. This script is prized by collectors for its elegant, flowing lines and is traditionally used for the most important official seals in Japan. Its unique form adds a sense of history and artistic depth to the piece. The items are in near-mint, likely unused condition. Origin: Japan. This set is particularly valuable as each piece retains its gold identification label Maker / Brand: Kofuku Insho (幸福印章) - A Japanese seal maker known for creating "Good Fortune" seals. Supplementary Information: These seals were produced by "Kofuku Insho," a specialist who focuses on the artistic and symbolic value of Hanko. The name "Kofuku" translates to "Happiness" or "Good Fortune," reflecting the Japanese tradition that a well-crafted seal brings luck to its owner. [Dimensions] Length (per piece):6 cm Diameter (per piece): 1.2 cm Total quantity: 120 pieces [Weight] Total weight: Approx. 850 grams (excluding packaging) [Shipping method] Shipping: The item will be shipped via Japan Post International Parcel (with Tracking Number). Packaging: The items will be carefully packed with cushioning material to ensure safe international delivery. Note: Any customs duties, taxes, or import charges are the responsibility of the buyer.