Gotokuji Temple Maneki Neko tora akabeko In 1968 he studied under

In 1968 he studied under Matsui Yoshiko

Kishu-ware refers to pottery that was first produced during the Edo period in modern day Wakayama Prefecture

*Please note that the colour didn’t photograph well

In 1987 he painted a splendid ‘some-iro’ version of Hokusai’s Daruma on the wall of Nagoya City Museum to commemorate its 10 year anniversary

and he is certified as a Tokyo Traditional Craftsman

Gotokuji Temple Maneki Neko tora akabeko In 1968 he studied under*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for a maneki neko from Gotokuji temple in Tokyo. A maneki neko is a beckoning cat and it is believed to bring good luck to its owner, so they are a very common sight in stores and restaurants. The cat in this listing has been made using a press mould and has a gold bell on the collar around its neck. Gotokuji cats also have