ART MANEKI｜TSUBAKI Yellow (Left）

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Each piece is hand-painted and kiln-fired by skilled artisans. Due to the limited annual production, there is currently a lead time of approximately two months to one year from the date of your order. We will provide specific shipping details once your order is finalized. We appreciate your understanding and patience.

Product Description

ART MANEKI | TSUBAKI Yellow (Left) is an art object that merges a century of traditional craftsmanship with the contemporary expression of THE MANEKI.

While based on the traditional structure of the Maneki-neko (beckoning cat), it has been reconstructed as a study of the relationship between color and form, free from fixed meanings or roles.

Inherent Interpretation

In this piece, color is not used to convey happiness or vitality. Instead, it symbolizes the "moment of recognition"—the state in which an object's silhouette emerges. It does not represent a light that pierces the darkness, but rather the state in which something that was already there becomes visible.

TSUBAKI | Camellia

The camellia is a flower that possesses vibrant colors, yet its fundamental structure is profoundly serene. It is defined by the sharp contrast between its petals and leaves—a form stripped of all excess.

By overlaying Yellow onto the structural beauty of the camellia, this work positions the color not to make it "stand out," but to define its very "contour."

Specifications

Origin: Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan (Kutani ware)

Material: Ceramic

Size: No. 3 ($H 100mm \times W 60mm \times D 55mm$)

Color: Yellow

Packaging: THE MANEKI original box (Design is subject to change)

Certificate of Origin: Metal card with laser engraving

To prevent damage or friction, each piece is carefully wrapped in a tenugui (traditional Japanese hand towel) featuring the official seal of PlnX Co., Ltd., the manufacturer and seller. This ensures both protection and authenticity for our customers.

Note

Each piece is handcrafted by skilled artisans. As a result, subtle variations in color, pattern, and expression occur in every individual work. We hope you will cherish these differences as the unique character of your art piece.