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Ukiyoe Mouse repellent cat 1/2size statue [limited to 10 items] 海外

¥44,000 税込

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浮世絵歌川国芳鼠よけの猫立体置物
The masterpiece "nezumiyoke no neko" painted by the ukiyo-e master Utagawa Kuniyoshi, is being brought to life in three dimensions!

Limited edition of only 10 pieces—once they're sold out, they will be discontinued. (Remaining: 8 pieces)

Each piece is hand-painted, so there may be slight variations from the images. This cat is in 1/2 scale, making it an easy decoration for entryways or tabletops.

It’s also recommended as a charm, talisman, or lucky cat.

**Key Features:**
- Texture created with a traditional gofun base, resembling the feel of washi paper.
- Lines that seem to pop out as if from the ukiyo-e itself.
- Uses a real bell.
- Realistically reproduced whiskers and eyelashes with ultra-fine wire.
- Detailed paw pads on the back.
- A base and wooden tag inspired by traditional Japanese dolls.

**Contents:**
- Cat to Scare Away Rats (main body)
- Wooden tag
- Base (wooden)
- Reproduction print
- Special paper box (with lid)

**Materials:** Resin, wood (paulownia)
**Painting:** Ink, gofun, watercolor

**Dimensions:** 20 cm (H) × 12 cm (W) × 16 cm (D) (including base)

**What is the Cat to Scare Away Rats?**
This piece serves as a protective charm to drive rats away from homes. The cat, adorned with a bell, appears to be intently watching above, as if waiting for the perfect moment to pounce. True to Kuniyoshi's love for cats, this behavior is beautifully captured. As mentioned in the artwork, "if you hang this picture in your home, the rats will fear it and not come out," cats' images were circulated as rat deterrents during the Edo period.

*Note: This product is sold after consultation and confirmation with the Tokyo National Museum. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.*

(Free shipping within Japan; international shipping is extra.)