Yellow Mori Lucky Cat CATEGORY_Cutlery-Chopstick Rest anyone who holds and shakes

anyone who holds and shakes it will have their wish granted

Komainu were introduced to Japan from China and became popular as indoor decorative elements during the Nara period (710 CE–794 CE)

The base of this placemat is made of a combination of aluminum and resin materials

Enjoy the hand-painted flowers in gentle blue shades

appearing to swim in the wind—a beloved sight in Japan

Yellow Mori Lucky Cat CATEGORY_Cutlery-Chopstick Rest anyone who holds and shakesThis yellow lucky cat, or maneki neko, has a cute figure with both hands raised. The yellow lucky cat is believed to bring about good relationships and fortune, inviting happiness and good connections in various aspects of life. Furthermore, it is also said to enhance your financial luck. The pattern is painted using the mori e technique, similar to slip trailing. A thick paint is squeezed out of an icchin, a dispenser with a fine tip, and the