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Yakushigama Beckoming Cat Bank

A charming beckoning cat (maneki-neko) money box from the Yakushigama kiln in Seto City, Aichi Prefecture. This traditional lucky charm is believed to invite wealth and good fortune — a beloved symbol in Japanese culture since the Edo period.

Crafted using Seto Novelty techniques that have been passed down since the Meiji era, each piece features a transparent glaze finish and expressive, humorous detailing.

Features

  • Traditional beckoning cat (maneki-neko) money box
  • Symbol of good fortune and prosperity
  • Crafted using traditional Seto Novelty techniques
  • Transparent glaze finish with expressive detailing

Specifications

  • Height: Approx. 11 cm
  • Material: Pottery with transparent glaze
  • Country of Manufacture: Japan
$27.26
Yakushigama Beckoming Cat Bank
$27.26

Yakushigama Beckoming Cat Bank

A charming beckoning cat (maneki-neko) money box from the Yakushigama kiln in Seto City, Aichi Prefecture. This traditional lucky charm is believed to invite wealth and good fortune — a beloved symbol in Japanese culture since the Edo period.

Crafted using Seto Novelty techniques that have been passed down since the Meiji era, each piece features a transparent glaze finish and expressive, humorous detailing.

Features

  • Traditional beckoning cat (maneki-neko) money box
  • Symbol of good fortune and prosperity
  • Crafted using traditional Seto Novelty techniques
  • Transparent glaze finish with expressive detailing

Specifications

  • Height: Approx. 11 cm
  • Material: Pottery with transparent glaze
  • Country of Manufacture: Japan

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Description

A charming beckoning cat (maneki-neko) money box from the Yakushigama kiln in Seto City, Aichi Prefecture. This traditional lucky charm is believed to invite wealth and good fortune — a beloved symbol in Japanese culture since the Edo period.

Crafted using Seto Novelty techniques that have been passed down since the Meiji era, each piece features a transparent glaze finish and expressive, humorous detailing.

Features

  • Traditional beckoning cat (maneki-neko) money box
  • Symbol of good fortune and prosperity
  • Crafted using traditional Seto Novelty techniques
  • Transparent glaze finish with expressive detailing

Specifications

  • Height: Approx. 11 cm
  • Material: Pottery with transparent glaze
  • Country of Manufacture: Japan
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