Watanabe
Yoko
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Both of these lovely
neko are made from clay with paulownia powder. They also
have swarovski crystal accents.
Purchased: Ebay |
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Inaba Michi
みち稲葉 |
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I only wish I had an
ounce of the energy Michi has!
Se and I did an art trade. I
received this set of hand-cut postcards of her Lucky Cats.
Not shown are her Daruma, Tanuki, Dog and Squirrel designs.
Michi's Blog |
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Okayama Tomio
岡山富男 |
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Crafting technique: “SOMETSUKE” – a dyeing skill in which
motifs are drawn on white porcelain using paint that
includes cobalt to creat a vivid indigo color. Height: 2.75"
Neko purchased from Ebay seller
woodsandtrees
Tomio and
Naoko's page
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Kawamura Melodi
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Goddess Money-Key
REPRODUCTION
Created for artist
anniversary event at the
Necomachi Gallery. Original design is from the 1920's.
He is also famous for creating the kneeling Geisha Maneki
Neko style (like
this one from the Tomimoto Kiln in Seto).
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"Mrs. Kamata" |
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A
lovely paper covered neko. Seller could not give me any
additional information on the artist other than her name.
Purchased: Ebay
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