Waza no Kura Kutani Chibi Grand Opening Birthday Pair Gift Ornament, Ware, Maneki-neko (Lucky Cat) Sakura-chan, Gift, Present,

Maneki-neko (beckoning cat) size: Width 3.5 x Depth 3.7 x Height 6 cm [Gift box specifications: Comes in a special presentation box] Introduction to Kutani Ware Techniques: Mori This piece features the special technique called "Mori," which is used in Kutani ware ornaments. Mori is applied using a type of paint called Deco Mori paint and a unique tool called "Itchin." The Deco Mori paint has such a bumpy texture that you might think it has a massage effect when you touch it. Furthermore, Mori is a highly skilled and time-consuming technique, and there are few artisans who can do it, so in recent years the rarity of the works themselves has been increasing. Kutani ware is highly regarded worldwide as one of Japan's three major types of overglaze enamel porcelain, and as a representative traditional craft of Japan, known as "Japan Kutani." Perfect for gifts: Recommended for Mother's Day, Father's Day, Respect for the Aged Day, grand openings, housewarmings, and other occasions! Benefits of Maneki-neko (beckoning cat): Right-pawed beckoning cat: "Attracts wealth and good fortune," Left-pawed beckoning cat: "Attracts many customers," White - brings good luck and fortune, Black - warding off misfortune, Red - good health and protection from illness, Gold (Yellow) - financial satisfaction, Pink - success in love, Blue - career success and academic improvement ■Product Details The bold and magnificent style, representative of the Kaga domain's million-koku domain, is unmatched by other pottery. Even now, 360 years after the kiln's founding, the techniques are still being passed down and are highly regarded worldwide. ■Introduction to Kutani Ware Techniques: Mori (Incense) This piece features the special "Mori" technique used in Kutani ware figurines. "Mori" is applied using a type of paint called Deco Mori paint and a unique tool called "Itchin." The Deco Mori paint has such a textured surface that you might think it has a massage effect when you touch it. Furthermore, "Mori" requires advanced skills and is a very time-consuming technique, and there are few artisans who can do it, so in recent years the rarity of the piece itself has increased. ■ Traditional craft designated by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry: Kutani ware ■ Product: Lucky cat figurine ■ Country of origin: Made in Japan ■ Material: Porcelain (Kutani ware) ■ Gift box specifications: Comes in a special presentation box ■ Recommended for gifts: Grand opening celebrations, housewarming gifts, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Respect for the Aged Day, 60th birthday celebrations, 70th birthday celebrations, 77th birthday celebrations, retirement gifts, commemorative gifts, completion celebrations, founding celebrations, awards ceremonies, Purple Ribbon Medal gifts, presents, gifts, etc. Kutani ware is highly regarded worldwide as one of Japan's three major types of overglaze enamel porcelain, and as a representative traditional craft of Japan, known as "Japan Kutani."