Height 6.0 cm, mouth diameter 7.3 cm, base diameter 3.6 cm
This boar-shaped vessel once belonged to the Konoike family as a set of five vessels, but now the five vessels have been separated and are kept in separate collections. The mouth is shallowly incised to form a seven-petaled flower ring, and the body is plump and taut, with a gentle chamfer from the waist to the bottom. The body is plump and taut, with a gently beveled surface from the waist to the bottom. The glaze on each piece is slightly different from the other, but the glaze is thin and the reddish color of the glazed surface deepens the impression. In particular, the gently curved surface around the bottom is full of delicacy, and the overall appearance is thin.
