Vintage Japanese White Ceramic Maneki Neko | c.1970 religious statues A vintage Japanese tea bowl

A vintage Japanese tea bowl featuring a tapered silhouette that leads to a slightly flared rim

The basket features a low

The shou symbol positioned within the circle of flowers is a symbol of longevity

featuring a distinctive tall neck (yagura) that originally cradled a pin cushion

with a bizen-yaki style finish

Vintage Japanese White Ceramic Maneki Neko | c.1970 religious statues A vintage Japanese tea bowlA charming and example of a traditional Maneki Neko, crafted from clay and hand painted. With its right paw raised, it is believed to attract wealth, money, and good fortune. Traditionally placed in shops, restaurants and businesses, the Maneki Neko serves as a beloved talisman to attract patrons and positive energy. *c. 1970 some aged marks and spots