Silver Grass Under the Moon Natsume Matcha Container Over360ml lucky cat in Japanese

lucky cat in Japanese

this gray maneki neko “lucky cat” is dressed to the nines

The classic design is said to have appeared in Japan from the Taisho era (1912–1926 CE) to the early Showa era (1926-1989 CE)

1 inches across and combines generous capacity with ease of use

Available in various sizes to suit both right-handed and left-handed users

Silver Grass Under the Moon Natsume Matcha Container Over360ml lucky cat in JapaneseA full moon glows above silver grass, capturing the stillness of autumn and the quiet movement of the breeze. This natsume matcha container, crafted by maki e artist Hariya Masayuki, captures that scene with luminous detail. Acrylic was chosen for the way it reveals the design when filled with matcha. A mound of tea powder becomes a gentle hill, upon which silver grass (susuki in Japanese) appears to ripple and the moon seems to float abovea landscape