Tokoname Ware Lucky Cat Ornament - Left Hand - 13 cm / 常滑焼 招き猫 2235-OA and good fortune in Japanese

and good fortune in Japanese culture

This juxtaposition creates a unique visual experience that captivates the eye

creating subtle shifts of sparkle and shadow

This charming Raccoon ornament was first crafted by Tetsuzo Fujiwara in the early Meiji period

The slightly thicker glass and shape make it easy to sense the mellow sweetness of the sake and brilliantly colour a moment of relaxation

Tokoname Ware Lucky Cat Ornament - Left Hand - 13 cm / 常滑焼 招き猫 2235-OA and good fortune in JapaneseInvite prosperity, happiness, and a steady stream of customers into your life or business with this charming Maneki Neko (Beckoning Cat) figurine. This traditional good luck charm, also known as the "beckoning cat," has been cherished in Japan for centuries for its ability to bring good fortune and success. History of Maneki Neko: The domesticated cat, as we know it today, first arrived in Japan during the Nara period (710 794). These cats were