Maneki Neko Lucky Cat in Gold
Why We Love It
This golden maneki neko lucky cat kimekomi doll beckons luck with a raised right paw — long believed to invite wealth and success. Adorned in shimmering gold fabric and patterned Japanese textiles, and resting on a vivid red silk cushion, maneki neko bring timeless charm and prosperity to any space.
What Is a Kimekomi Doll?
Kimekomi is a centuries-old Japanese craft that began in Kyoto, where wooden figures were dressed with fabric remnants from Shinto rituals. Master artisans carve fine grooves into the figure’s surface, and silk or cotton fabric is carefully tucked inside—kimeru meaning to fit, and komu meaning to insert. The result is a seamless fusion of sculpted form and textile artistry, with each figurine expressing a harmonious balance of texture and color — a refined tradition cherished across generations.
Why Choose Kimekomi Dolls from Kakinuma Ningyo?
Established in 1950, Kakinuma Ningyo is an esteemed Tokyo atelier specializing in Edo kimekomi dolls. Under the meticulous guidance of second-generation artisan Kakinuma Toko — an acclaimed master recognized for harmonizing traditional techniques with contemporary design — the workshop produces an exquisite range: from classic hina dolls to modern motifs like maneki neko and daruma. Each creation is handmade with luxurious Nishijin-ori Kyoto brocade, preserving centuries of artisanal excellence while embracing innovation for future generations.
Details
- Maneki Neko Japanese Doll
- Handmade in Japan
- Woven brocade fabric
- Contains a silk zabuton cushion for the maneki neko
- Size: H 5" × W 3.5" × D 3" (H 13cm x W 8.5cm x D 7.5cm)
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Maneki Neko Lucky Cat in Gold
Maneki Neko Lucky Cat in Gold
Why We Love It
This golden maneki neko lucky cat kimekomi doll beckons luck with a raised right paw — long believed to invite wealth and success. Adorned in shimmering gold fabric and patterned Japanese textiles, and resting on a vivid red silk cushion, maneki neko bring timeless charm and prosperity to any space.
What Is a Kimekomi Doll?
Kimekomi is a centuries-old Japanese craft that began in Kyoto, where wooden figures were dressed with fabric remnants from Shinto rituals. Master artisans carve fine grooves into the figure’s surface, and silk or cotton fabric is carefully tucked inside—kimeru meaning to fit, and komu meaning to insert. The result is a seamless fusion of sculpted form and textile artistry, with each figurine expressing a harmonious balance of texture and color — a refined tradition cherished across generations.
Why Choose Kimekomi Dolls from Kakinuma Ningyo?
Established in 1950, Kakinuma Ningyo is an esteemed Tokyo atelier specializing in Edo kimekomi dolls. Under the meticulous guidance of second-generation artisan Kakinuma Toko — an acclaimed master recognized for harmonizing traditional techniques with contemporary design — the workshop produces an exquisite range: from classic hina dolls to modern motifs like maneki neko and daruma. Each creation is handmade with luxurious Nishijin-ori Kyoto brocade, preserving centuries of artisanal excellence while embracing innovation for future generations.
Details
- Maneki Neko Japanese Doll
- Handmade in Japan
- Woven brocade fabric
- Contains a silk zabuton cushion for the maneki neko
- Size: H 5" × W 3.5" × D 3" (H 13cm x W 8.5cm x D 7.5cm)
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Why We Love It
This golden maneki neko lucky cat kimekomi doll beckons luck with a raised right paw — long believed to invite wealth and success. Adorned in shimmering gold fabric and patterned Japanese textiles, and resting on a vivid red silk cushion, maneki neko bring timeless charm and prosperity to any space.
What Is a Kimekomi Doll?
Kimekomi is a centuries-old Japanese craft that began in Kyoto, where wooden figures were dressed with fabric remnants from Shinto rituals. Master artisans carve fine grooves into the figure’s surface, and silk or cotton fabric is carefully tucked inside—kimeru meaning to fit, and komu meaning to insert. The result is a seamless fusion of sculpted form and textile artistry, with each figurine expressing a harmonious balance of texture and color — a refined tradition cherished across generations.
Why Choose Kimekomi Dolls from Kakinuma Ningyo?
Established in 1950, Kakinuma Ningyo is an esteemed Tokyo atelier specializing in Edo kimekomi dolls. Under the meticulous guidance of second-generation artisan Kakinuma Toko — an acclaimed master recognized for harmonizing traditional techniques with contemporary design — the workshop produces an exquisite range: from classic hina dolls to modern motifs like maneki neko and daruma. Each creation is handmade with luxurious Nishijin-ori Kyoto brocade, preserving centuries of artisanal excellence while embracing innovation for future generations.
Details
- Maneki Neko Japanese Doll
- Handmade in Japan
- Woven brocade fabric
- Contains a silk zabuton cushion for the maneki neko
- Size: H 5" × W 3.5" × D 3" (H 13cm x W 8.5cm x D 7.5cm)
