🌸 The Synonym for Japanese Ceramics
Seto: The Birthplace of Maneki-neko
✨ Seto ware is a general term for ceramics produced in Seto City, Aichi Prefecture, and its surrounding areas. Originating in the Kamakura period, it is one of Japan's Six Ancient Kilns with a 1300-year history. In 1977, Seto ware was designated as a Japanese Traditional Craft by the Japanese government, and in 2017, it was recognized as "Japan Heritage." It was also among the earliest to produce glazed pottery and ceramic Maneki-neko, earning it the title "Hometown of Maneki-neko." In Japanese, "Setomono" is a common synonym for ceramics, highlighting its widespread recognition and significance.
🐲 A Treasure-Embracing Azure Dragon for Luck and Wealth, Piled High with Gold Coins to Symbolize Wealth Retention
This exclusive Seto ware piece from Yakushigama features a Maneki-neko Azure Dragon, coiled around a large golden tama (jewel). The dragon appears to embrace the jewel, symbolizing immense financial fortune. Beneath the dragon and jewel lie a multitude of gold coins, representing the retention of wealth and protection against financial loss. This lucky Year of the Dragon ornament emphasizes prosperity and makes an ideal gift, home decor, or office piece for attracting good fortune. ✨
※ Includes gift box, base, gold folding screen, and mini wooden easel.
※ Item Dimensions: Dragon: Approx. L7.5 × W6 × H8 cm
Required display space: Approx. L15 × W14 × H11 cm
※ Each piece is handcrafted by artisans. Minor variations in color and pattern placement are normal and not considered defects. Colors may also vary depending on monitor displays; please refer to the actual product for accuracy. Thank you.
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- Nestled in Seto City, Aichi Prefecture, a region with a 1,000-year legacy in pottery, lies "Yakushigama" (薬師窯). Drawing on unique Seto crafting techniques passed down since the Meiji era, Yakushigama creates auspicious charms such as the twelve zodiac animals, Maneki-neko, and Hina dolls. These pieces blend traditional Japanese motifs with contemporary aesthetics, transforming them into stylish modern ornaments.
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