Japanese Kutani ware lucky cat | Peony

Japanese Kutani ware lucky cat peony Size: 17cm high and 10cm wide Material: porcelain + hand-painted Product description: Japanese Kutani ware lucky cat (peony style) shows gorgeousness, auspiciousness and Japanese style, and contains the atmosphere of wealth and prosperity🎉 The peony and cherry blossom design adds a unique temperament with white or light colors as the base tone and red, pink and green details The cat raises its right hand to symbolize wealth🌸, and the body is painted with peony and cherry blossom patterns, showing the beauty of wealth and nature. Wearing golden bells and colorful scarves, it adds a gorgeous traditional charm🎎 and highlights the elegance. The unique bright colors (red, pink, green, etc.) and thick coating techniques of Kutani ware present a three-dimensional and gorgeous texture✨ showing exquisite art. The language of peony is "wealth and prosperity", "good marriage" and "elegance and refinement". Its strong colors and layered petals exude nobleness and gorgeous temperament Symbolize wealth and life perfection. Cherry Blossom Temperament: Cherry blossoms bring the imagery of "beauty of life", "transience and eternity" and "pure love". The soft pink and flowing feeling add lightness and blessing, complementing the peony. Made in Japan Introduction to Kutani-yaki Kutani-yaki, a brilliant treasure of Japanese painted ceramics It is a painted ceramic that represents traditional Japanese craftsmanship, originating from the Minami-Kaga region in the south of Ishikawa Prefecture It is known as the pinnacle of painted ceramics for its exquisite craftsmanship and gorgeous colors With a long history of more than 360 years, Kutani-yaki has become one of the most representative porcelain crafts in Japan Not only is it famous for its bright and dazzling colors, but also for its innovative spirit that keeps pace with the times It is deeply loved by enthusiasts in Japan and around the world. The name of Kutani-yaki comes from Kutani Village in Enuma County, Kaga Province (near Komatsu City, Ishikawa Prefecture today). Its origins can be traced back to the early Edo period, when porcelain was fired in Kutani Village deep in the Yamanaka Onsen in Kaga City, Ishikawa Prefecture. Kutani ware uses its unique "Kutani Five Colors" - five Japanese hard color pigments of green, yellow, red, purple and indigo, to "paint" (the technique of painting patterns on the glaze), presenting a colorful and rich visual effect This has also become one of its most distinctive features. With the evolution of the times, Kutani ware has been constantly innovating and integrating traditional and modern designs Not only has it retained the classic five-color style, it has also actively connected with contemporary popular culture. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54677654189_bc1a59702a_b.jpg&width=1000 Japanese Lucky Cat Daruma Store (Ourlittlezone) Established in 2018 and provides online shopping services Loved by local and overseas customers Since 2021, we have worked with Kyoto Kiyomizu-yaki Workshop to launch original Lucky Cat and Daruma decorations. Each piece is independently developed by Ourlittlezone, from pattern design to mold making, infused with the brand's unique creative soul, and then handed over to Japan's top craftsmen to hand-craft with exquisite skills to ensure unparalleled quality and delicate craftsmanship. Our design inspiration comes from the fusion of Chinese and Japanese culture, cleverly combining the lively charm of Japanese Lucky Cat with the Zen philosophy of Chinese Daruma to create an artistic treasure with both literary and artistic atmosphere and auspicious meaning. Each piece is not only a symbol of luck and prosperity, but also carries a blessing for a better life. With innovation as the core, we break through the framework of traditional mascots and give each work a unique story and emotional connection, aiming to bring happiness and joy to every corner, let the blessings of Ourlittlezone accompany you and light up every moment in your life! https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54550786766_88983a25ac_b.jpg&width=1000