For sale due to collection reorganization. Kobei Gama, established 1804 Minokura, Mino City Size: 30.0cm (length) x 30.0cm (width) x 3.0cm (height) *There are small scratches on the frame, although they are not very noticeable (see photo 9). The glass reflects light, making it difficult to see, but there are no scratches on the glass or the plate itself. Maneki Neko (beckoning cat) have been considered lucky charms since the Edo period, bringing good fortune and prosperity. This ceramic plaque features a Maneki Neko arranged in a Persian style, depicting an Abyssinian cat, a guardian deity of ancient Egypt, along with fruits of abundance and grapes. Perfect for the entrance, shopfront, or as a charming interior decoration. About Kobei Gama: History This kiln was established in 1804 (the first year of Bunka), and supplied tableware to Edo Castle. Since then, the kiln has continued to operate through generations, creating numerous ceramics that have adapted to and shaped the times. Throughout its long history, the kiln has emphasized artistic value, with the sixth-generation Takao Kato being recognized as a Living National Treasure. The Mino Ceramic Village, including its museums and archives, has been awarded two stars in the Michelin Green Guide. #KOBEIGAMA #ManekiNeko #MinoWare #AbyssinianCat #KobeiGama #GoodLuckCharm #CeramicPlaque #Japan #Tradition