Beautiful Condition ? Kiki's Delivery Service Cup-Shaped Planter Cover Jiji Ghibli Kiki's Delivery Service Small Item Holder

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Kiki's Delivery Service
Studio Ghibli
Gigi
Kiki
Hayao Miyazaki
Planter Cover
Also usable as a small item holder ?
Made of ceramic
Purchased from Donguri Kyowakoku

After purchase, it was displayed and then stored. There are no noticeable stains or scratches, and I believe it is in beautiful condition subjectively.
As shown in the photos, there are some stains on the bottom, but I personally don't find them bothersome.

We ask that those who understand that this is a used item and are not concerned about minor details please make a purchase.

From AI:
This is a cup-shaped planter cover designed with Gigi from Kiki's Delivery Service. Product Name: Kiki's Delivery Service Cup-shaped Planter Cover Basket Gigi Delivery Size: Compatible with 3-inch pots. Specifications: Made of porcelain with no drainage hole, making it suitable for indoor use as a planter cover or small item holder.

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Kiki's Delivery Service (Majo no Takkyūbin) is a Japanese children's novel by Eiko Kadono.

The first installment, Kiki's Delivery Service, depicts the protagonist, Kiki, leaving home and becoming an independent witch in an unfamiliar town. It was serialized in Haha no Tomo from 1982 to 1983, then became a series and was published by Fukuinkan Shoten. The cover illustrations and internal art were done by Akiko Hayashi for the first volume, Takako Hirono for the second, and Miho Satake for volumes 3 through 6 and three special editions. In October 2009, the final volume, Kiki's Delivery Service Part 6: Each Person's Departure, was published, concluding the series that was written over 27 years [1]. Three special editions have been published since then [2].

It has also been published in English, Italian, Chinese, and Swedish [1].

In 1989, an animated film produced by Studio Ghibli and directed by Hayao Miyazaki was released, and in 2014, a live-action film directed by Takashi Shimizu was released [3].