Seto Maneki-Neko Porcelain Keychain | Sometsuke Blue & White / Right Paw Raised
Characterized by its slender posture and graceful, arched back—reminiscent of a living feline—the traditional "Seto Maneki-Neko" originated in the late Meiji period (late 1890s to 1900s), adapting European plaster mold techniques pioneered for export figurines known as Seto Novelties.
In Japanese tradition, a raised right paw is cherished for inviting wealth, financial prosperity, and good fortune. Hand-painted using historic Seto sometsuke (underglaze cobalt blue on white porcelain) techniques, this pocket-sized porcelain charm carries timeless artisanal charm. Designed with a durable gold-tone clasp, it serves as a sophisticated daily lucky talisman for keys, bags, and pouches.
Origin | Made in Seto, Aichi Prefecture, Japan
Material | Porcelain (Charm) / Metal Hardware (Keychain)
Dimensions | Charm: Approx. H 5 × W 2.5 × D 3 cm
Weight | Approx. 25 g
Artisan & Craftsmanship Notes: Each piece is individually hand-painted by master artisans in Seto using traditional sometsuke brushwork. Due to the handcrafted nature of ceramic glazing and firing, subtle variations in cobalt blue intensity, brushstrokes, and surface character naturally occur. These unique distinctions are authentic hallmarks of traditional Japanese porcelain
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