Morikin Aochibu Plum Blossom Pattern Lucky Cat COLOR_Turquoise Sarasa patterns were seen in

Sarasa patterns were seen in dyed cotton textiles brought to Japan during the Edo period (1603 –1868 CE) from overseas colorful patterns

and together with the red and white

representing peace and prosperity

This sake carafe is inspired by the graceful silhouette of cranes and the flowing waters of the famous gorge in Yamanaka hot springs

Morikin Aochibu Plum Blossom Pattern Lucky Cat COLOR_Turquoise Sarasa patterns were seen inThe Morikin Aochibu Plum Blossom Pattern Lucky Cat expertly combines the aochibu "blue dots" and morikin "raised gold" techniques. This exquisite piece captivates with its intricate design featuring a black base color that serves as a canvas for the mesmerizing blue dot swirl pattern, applied with perfect precision. The elegance of this lucky cat ascends further with the classic portrayal of red and white plum blossoms using the morikin technique. The