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Kutani Ware White Maneki Neko Both Paws Up | Hand Painted Hanazono Lucky Cat, Chōhō Kiln, 12 cm

HK$1,119.51 HKD

Low stock: 1 left

  • Ships from Japan
  • Tracked & hand-packed
  • Damage covered
  • Dispatched in 1–3 business days
  • Porcelain
  • Made in Japan

Some lucky cats make you choose — money luck with the right paw, good company with the left. This one refuses to choose: both paws raised high in a joyful "banzai" of welcome, it is said to invite wealth and wonderful people at once.

A Kutani ware white Maneki Neko in the Hanazono ("flower garden") pattern — hand-painted sprays of colorful blossoms over a clean white glaze, by Chōhō Kiln (長峰窯). In Japanese tradition, white is the lucky cat's color of purity, happiness, and fresh starts — which makes this little figure a natural companion for big beginnings: a wedding, an anniversary, a first home, a new venture.

  • Kutani ware (九谷焼) white maneki neko, both paws raised, hand-painted Hanazono flower pattern
  • Made by Choho Kiln / Kutani ware in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan, curated by ZenKiln
  • Material: Ceramic
  • Size: W 7 × D 7 × H 12 cm (W 2.76" × D 2.76" × H 4.72")
  • Each piece may show slight variations in color and pattern — part of the charm of Japanese ceramic craftsmanship

Care: decorative piece — dust gently with a soft, dry cloth; keep away from prolonged direct sunlight.

Shipping: hand-packed in Japan with protective wrapping, shipped with tracking.

Reference: maker's catalogue size class 4-go (4号); measured dimensions above.

About ZenKiln — A Japan-based curator connecting international collectors with Japan's artisan ceramic tradition. We work closely with the kilns, workshops, and makers featured in our shop — each one disclosed in our About section — and hand-pack every piece in Japan for safe delivery worldwide.

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Details & dimensions

Material: Porcelain / Ceramic
Origin: Made in Japan
Style: Kutani double paw Maneki Neko / lucky cat figurine
Width: approx. 7 cm (2.8 in)
Depth: approx. 7 cm (2.8 in)
Height: approx. 12 cm (4.7 in)
Packaging: Paper box
Production year: 2025

Shipping, duties & delivery

Ships from Japan.

Orders are typically dispatched within 1–3 business days after payment is confirmed.

Estimated delivery times vary by destination and may be affected by customs clearance, public holidays, and local carrier conditions.

Buyers are responsible for any customs duties, VAT, and import taxes that may apply in the destination country.

Packaging & gifting

Includes a paper box.

Carefully packed for gifting and safe delivery from Japan.

Fragile items are additionally packed with protective wrapping and cushioning materials for international delivery.

Care instructions

For decorative use.
Handle with care to protect the glazed surface and painted details.
Because each piece is decorated individually, slight differences in brushwork, glaze tone, and color placement may occur and are part of its individual character.

Returns / damage support

Because many of our items are handmade, fragile, and shipped internationally from Japan, we do not accept returns or exchanges for change of mind, incorrect size expectations, or personal preference unless otherwise stated on the product page.

If your item arrives damaged, defective, or significantly different from the description, please contact us within 7 days of delivery with clear photos of the item and packaging.

Cancellations are accepted within 12 hours of purchase.

THE MAKER

Chōhō Kiln

長峰 · Ishikawa

Chōhō (長峰, also read Nagamine) is a modern Kutani-yaki kiln in Ishikawa Prefecture known for the Hanazono (花園 flower-garden) pattern and the signature ryōte (両手 both-paws-up) maneki neko series. Distinctive technique: mori-e (盛り絵 raised-line slip) accents over overglaze enamel. Not a coin bank — hollow base only, no money slot.

Independent Kutani kiln; tradition designated 1975

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