Green Mori Lucky Cat Choemon Others It is convenient for placing

It is convenient for placing a ladle or a rice scoop in the kitchen or on the dining table when you are cooking or eating a pot dish or soup

The gentle colors and charming design make this an eye-catching piece

The fine touch of the geometric pattern is hand-painted by an artisan from Ginshu kiln

A beautiful blue Japanese vase using a technique called saiyu

Deep knowledge and experience from craftspersons are required as the appearance of the crystals and the range in which they appear will change

Green Mori Lucky Cat Choemon Others It is convenient for placingThis green lucky cat, also known as maneki neko, is made using the advanced technique of Kutani ware. The pattern is painted using the mori e technique, similar to slip trailing. A thick paint is squeezed out of an icchin, a dispenser with a fine tip, and the patterns are carefully painted onto the surface. Mori e adds a decorative pattern and tactile texture to a smooth porcelain surface. The green lucky cat is associated with peace of mind. In