Lucky Cat (Olive Green)
| Size | 150cm(length) X 85cm(width) (59" X 33.5") |
|---|---|
| Weight | 400g (0.88lb) |
| Material | Cotton 100% |
| Condition | New |
| Production place | Kyoto, Japan |
| Brand | Kyoto Roketsu-zome |
| Pattern | Lucky cat |
| How to care | Dry cleaning only |
| Notice |
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- Item No.
- noren-s-neko-olivegreen
- Item Name
- Lucky Cat (Olive Green)
- Price
- 7,875 YEN
Printed pattern:
Lucky cat (Maneki-Neko) is the symbol for prosperity. The right hand raising cat is the symbol of the money fortune and the left hand raising cat is the symbol of lots of guests. There is no lucky cat that raises both hands, as there is a saying “If you chase two rabbits, you won't catch either." Lucky cat figures are widely seen in Japan at restaurants and shops.
The lucky cat in this Noren holds a very large coin (10 million money) in the right hand and wears necklace of lucky symbol.
About Roketsu-zome batik:
We accept the order of your own noren curtain of any size and pattern. For making up your own size noren, Please contact us individually with your wishes.
The price of an individual noren curtain depends upon the order size and pattern and it may cost more than 35,000JPY. Please allow us approximately one month before shipping your order. Thank you!
Lucky cat (Maneki-Neko) is the symbol for prosperity. The right hand raising cat is the symbol of the money fortune and the left hand raising cat is the symbol of lots of guests. There is no lucky cat that raises both hands, as there is a saying “If you chase two rabbits, you won't catch either." Lucky cat figures are widely seen in Japan at restaurants and shops.
The lucky cat in this Noren holds a very large coin (10 million money) in the right hand and wears necklace of lucky symbol.
About Roketsu-zome batik:
- Tiny and irregular cracks on the pattern create the taste of this product. The positions of cracks are different by each product.
- The cracks is created during the Roketsu-zome process by the penetration of dye material through wax cracks.
- The wax is totally removed by boiling water after being dyed.
- Kanbayashi-san lives in Kyoto. He was born in 1940.
- He started studying various dye techniques and then started his Noren art studio in 1963. He specializes in Roketsu-Zome batik technique and get lots of popularity in Japan.
- Recently, he got a patent of coffee-dyeing technique.
We accept the order of your own noren curtain of any size and pattern. For making up your own size noren, Please contact us individually with your wishes.
The price of an individual noren curtain depends upon the order size and pattern and it may cost more than 35,000JPY. Please allow us approximately one month before shipping your order. Thank you!
Cracks feeling
An artisan removing the wax from the Noren
