Japanese Kutani Ware Lucky Cat | Flower No. 4

Japanese Kutani-yaki Maneki Neko, Hana-Owa No. 4 Dimensions: 12cm high, 6cm wide Material: Porcelain + Hand-painted Product Description: The Kutani-yaki Maneki Neko, Hana-Owa No. 4, is adorned with delicate Japanese-style peony patterns, creating a vibrant and vibrant color. 🌸 The white porcelain of the Maneki Neko itself is pristine, while the delicate painting creates an elegant layered effect. The golden bell radiates wealth and good fortune. 🔔 The peony symbolizes wealth and prosperity, while the Maneki Neko's raised right hand brings you good luck and fortune. 💰 The overall design and detailed craftsmanship combine traditional and modern aesthetics, symbolizing the attraction of wealth, happiness, and good fortune, evoking warm blessings and auspicious energy. ✨🧧 More than just a work of art, this is a guardian angel of good fortune, perfect for displaying in your home or on your desk to enhance your sense of positivity and good fortune. 🎉🐾 Made in Japan Introduction to Kutani-yaki Kutani-yaki, a dazzling gem of Japanese painted ceramics This embodies traditional Japanese painted ceramic craftsmanship, originating from the Minami-Kaga region in southern Ishikawa Prefecture. It is hailed as the pinnacle of painted ceramics for its exquisite craftsmanship and vibrant colors. With a history spanning over 360 years, Kutani-yaki has become one of Japan's most iconic porcelain crafts. Not only renowned for its vibrant colors, but also for its innovative spirit that keeps pace with the times. It is beloved by enthusiasts throughout Japan and around the world. Kutani-yaki takes its name from Kutani Village in Enuma District, Kaga Province (near present-day Komatsu City, Ishikawa Prefecture). The origins of Kutani-yaki date back to the early Edo period, when porcelain production began in Kutani Village, nestled deep within the Yamanaka Onsen hot springs of Kaga City, Ishikawa Prefecture. Kutani ware utilizes its unique "Kutani Five Colors"—five Japanese hard-color pigments of green, yellow, red, purple, and indigo—for "over-glazing" (a technique in which patterns are painted onto the glaze), resulting in vibrant, richly layered visuals. This has become one of its most distinctive features. Over time, Kutani ware has continuously innovated, blending traditional and modern designs. While retaining its classic five-color style, it actively integrates with contemporary pop culture. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54786334699_e8868e7ffc_b.jpg&width=1000 Ourlittlezone, a Japanese Maneki Neko and Daruma specialty store Established in 2018, now offers online shopping. Loved by local and international customers alike Since 2021, we've partnered with Kyoto Kiyomizu-yaki to create original Maneki Neko and Daruma ornaments. Each piece is developed in-house by Ourlittlezone, infused with our unique creative spirit from pattern design to mold making. These pieces are then handcrafted by Japan's finest artisans with unparalleled quality and meticulous craftsmanship. Our designs draw inspiration from the fusion of Chinese and Japanese culture, skillfully combining the vibrant charm of the Japanese Maneki Neko with the Zen philosophy of Chinese Daruma, creating artistic treasures that embody both artistic flair and auspicious meaning. Each piece not only symbolizes luck and prosperity, but also carries a message of a better life. With innovation at our core, we transcend the boundaries of traditional mascots, imbuing each piece with a unique story and emotional connection. Our goal is to bring happiness and joy to every corner of the world. Let the blessings of Ourlittlezone accompany you and brighten every moment of your life! https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54550786766_88983a25ac_b.jpg&width=1000