Japanese Kiyomizu-yaki lucky cat | Painting - Buddha

Japanese Kiyomizu-yaki Lucky Cat, Buddha Size: Height 13cm Width 8cm Material: Porcelain Product Description: About 2,500 years ago, a prince was born in the Sakya Kingdom in the Ganges River Basin of India. He was Siddhartha Gautama, the later Buddha. It is said that after Maya gave birth to the Buddha, the Buddha immediately took 7 steps, then pointed to the sky with his right hand and the ground with his left hand, saying that I am the only one in the world. The painter of Kiyomizu-yaki carefully made every stroke of the painting into the shape of the Buddha cat Lucky Cat X Buddha The Kiyomizu-yaki ceramic arts and crafts from Kyoto, Japan, perfectly integrate the compassion and wisdom of the Buddha, showing a profound philosophical connotation. The design of the Buddha's eyes makes the overall shape more mysterious, conveying a peaceful and peaceful atmosphere. 🌼 The shape of the lucky cat integrates the sacred temperament of the Buddha, making people feel the tranquility and peace of mind. ✨ Golden painting The exquisite golden details add a sense of luxury and make the overall design more artistic. 🎨 Each piece of ceramic texture is handmade, showing high-quality craftsmanship and unique charm. 💖 Character and taste The lucky cat symbolizes noble character and taste, suitable for people who pursue quality of life Let the owner show unique charm in life. 💎 Its design is not only a work of art, but also a pursuit and embodiment of a better life. As a symbol of good luck, the lucky cat can attract wealth and happiness, making your life full of blessings and beauty. 🍀 The Buddha lucky cat is the pursuit of a happy life, conveying hope and love. 🎁 Lucky cat x Buddha accompanies you, becomes the guardian of your soul, and brings unlimited good luck and happiness to your life Let every day be full of compassion and wisdom. 🌞💖 Made in Japan Kyoto Kiyomizu-yaki Arts and Crafts The surface of the lucky cat uses flower crystal glaze, showing a unique crystal effect, adding an artistic and layered feel. The glaze is smooth and exudes a natural luster, making the overall look more textured. The lucky cat of Kiyomizu-yaki is not only a home decoration, but also an elegant work of art, showing exquisite craftsmanship and cultural connotations. Kiyomizu-yaki is a pottery with a long history, mainly made at Gojozaka, the entrance to Kiyomizu-dera Temple in Kyoto, Japan. It is part of Kyo-yaki, the development of which is closely related to the tea ceremony and has been widely circulated in the foothills of Higashiyama since the early Edo period. Kiyomizu-yaki, with its unique craftsmanship and beautiful appearance, occupies an important position in Japanese pottery and continues to attract collectors and enthusiasts from all over the world. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54605050277_452a4f02e1_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 blessings 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