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Yakushigama Kinsai Shichifukujin Fukusuke Maneki Neko No. 10
6,821,000 UZS
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This is a Fukusuke-style Maneki Neko (beckoning cat) by Yakushigama, a brand from the ceramic studio Chugaitoen in Seto City, Aichi Prefecture. A large beckoning cat styled as Fukusuke, a familiar lucky charm for business prosperity, is surrounded by small cats styled as the Seven Lucky Gods. Carefully hand-painted by craftsmen, it is recommended as a gift for store openings or anniversaries.
Yakushigama is a product brand of Chugaitoen, a ceramic studio in Seto City, Aichi Prefecture, a pottery town with a history of over 1,000 years. "Fukusuke," characterized by a large head and a topknot, has long been a popular lucky charm for business prosperity. Around this Fukusuke-style beckoning cat are small cats dressed as the "Seven Lucky Gods." Generally, a beckoning cat's right hand is said to invite money, and its left hand to invite people. However, regardless of the hand position, Yakushigama's beckoning cats are also popular as lucky charms wishing for well-being. All products are supervised by the Maneki Neko Museum and are carefully hand-produced by craftsmen.
- Dimensions: H30 x W30.5 x D23.5 cm - Weight: 2.35 kg - Material: Ceramic
- All products are carefully hand-painted by craftsmen one by one. Please note that slight color unevenness and individual differences may occur during the production process. We hope you appreciate these unique characteristics.
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