Rare Tachikichi (Tachikichi/Kusukichi) "Kōdai Manyō" Vase with Wooden Box

Rare Tachikichi Kodai Manyo Hana-ike (Vase) with Wooden Box

Center: Hana-ike (花生)
Meaning: A vessel for arranging flowers, commonly known as a vase.
This term is often used when the item is employed as a tool for tea ceremony or flower arrangement.

Kodai Manyo (古代萬葉)
Meaning: Refers to the series name of the work or the theme of the design.

Tachikichi, a long-established ceramic manufacturer in Kyoto.

Tachikichi (橘吉) / Kusukichi (楠吉) - Reading and Brand
The larger characters read Tachikichi.
Below that, or in the seal, Kusukichi may be inscribed.
Tachikichi is a long-established Japanese tableware brand founded in Kyoto in 1752.

☆This wooden box indicates that the vase was produced by Tachikichi, specifically within a certain line (such as the Kusukichi brand).

Summary: This box contained a Hana-ike (vase) named Kodai Manyo, made by the long-established Kyoto brand Tachikichi (Tachikichi/Kusukichi).

This is a long-term storage item that was found in my parents' storage. I hope someone can use it. I believe it is a valuable and good item. As it is a stored item, the original box has some dullness. Please examine the photos carefully as it is a ceramic single-flower vase. Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive.

Thank you for looking.