Japanese Kiyomizu ware Maneki-neko (beckoning cat) - Colored painting - Purple background - Autumn grass
Size: Height 13cm, Width 8cm
Material: Porcelain
Product Description:
The Maneki-neko π± is a lucky charm originating from Japan, symbolizing wealth π° and good fortune π.
When combined with elements of a purple background π and autumn grassland πΎ, it can create multiple layers of meaning β¨.
Purple is often associated with luxury, nobility, and mystery, potentially representing the accumulation of wealth π and spiritual abundance π§ββοΈ.
Purple can also convey peace and tranquility π, enhancing the overall harmony of the artwork π¨.
Autumn is the harvest season, symbolizing the fruits of hard work and abundance π.
The golden or brown tones of the grassland πΎ may also suggest maturity and reward π.
The artwork as a whole not only symbolizes the pursuit of wealth but also reflects the abundance and tranquility of life.
It can be seen as a blessing, encouraging people to cherish spiritual richness while pursuing material wealth. Such artwork is not only beautiful but also culturally significant, capable of evoking reflection and resonance in the viewer.
It can be displayed in homes or commercial spaces, adding an auspicious atmosphere and bringing inspiration and hope.
Made in Japan
Introduction to Kiyomizu Ware
"Kyo-yaki" is a type of pottery that originated in the tea ceremony and spread primarily in the foothills of Higashiyama since the early Edo period. On the other hand, "Kiyomizu ware" refers to pottery made at the entrance to Kiyomizu-dera Temple on Gojo-zaka. Currently, all pottery made in Kyoto is called "Kyo-yaki/Kiyomizu ware."
This type of glaze, known as crystalline glaze, is characterized by crystal precipitation during the melting and cooling process. Beautiful flower-shaped crystals (hanakeshou) on the surface of the pottery appear as if flowers have bloomed. Most importantly, the crystals enlarge and take on various shapes, and no two patterns can be made alike, making each piece a unique work of art.
Ourlittlezone, a specialty store for Maneki-neko (lucky cat) and Daruma dolls,
established in 2018, also offers online shopping services.
It is beloved by local and overseas customers.
Since 2021, we have collaborated with the Kiyomizu ware workshop in Kyoto to launch original Maneki-neko and Daruma doll ornaments. Each piece is independently developed by Ourlittlezone, from pattern design to mold making, infusing it with the brand's unique creative spirit. It is then handcrafted by top Japanese artisans using exquisite techniques to ensure unparalleled quality and meticulous craftsmanship.
Our design inspiration comes from the fusion of Chinese and Japanese cultures, incorporating the essence of the Japanese Maneki-neko... The art of combining fluid elegance with the Zen philosophy of Bodhidharma creates artistic treasures that blend artistic flair with auspicious symbolism. Each piece is not only a symbol of good fortune and prosperity but also carries blessings for a better life. With innovation at its core, we break through the framework of traditional mascots, imbuing each piece with a unique story and emotional connection, aiming to bring happiness and joy to every corner of life. Let Ourlittlezone's blessings accompany you, illuminating every moment of your life!
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- When the lucky cat is combined with elements of a purple background π and an autumn meadow πΎ, it can create multiple layers of meaning β¨. Purple is often associated with luxury, nobility, and mystery, and may represent the accumulation of wealth π and spiritual abundance π§ββοΈ.
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