
Choho Kiln
Choho Kiln was founded by Nishi Chosaku, who, together with his brother Taikichi, pioneered the application of mori-e to Kutani ware figurines in the late Taisho period (1912–1926 CE). Originally used on flat surfaces, this raised enamel technique proved exceptionally suited to sculptural works such as maneki neko, lucky cats, and soon became a defining decorative method for Kutani porcelain figures.
Today, the third generation preserves the mori-e tradition while continuing to explore new possibilities within this decorative Kutani ware style.
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Green Mori Lucky Cat
Sale price$233.00 USD
Light Blue Sakura Oinori Neko Lucky Cat 3.7 in
Sale price$187.00 USD
Yellow Flower Lucky Cat with Sea Bream
Sale price$218.00 USD
Pink Mori Lucky Cat 3.7 in
Sale price$187.00 USD
Two Rabbits and Treasure Boat Figurine
Sale price$435.00 USD
Dragon and Treasure Boat
Sale price$342.00 USD
Rabbit on Tree Stump Figurine
Sale price$249.00 USD
Rabbit and Yellow Treasure Bag Figurine
Sale price$171.00 USD
Yellow Sakura Oinori Neko Lucky Cat 3.7 in
Sale price$187.00 USD
Pink Mori Lucky Cat
Sale price$233.00 USD
Dotted Gold Lucky Cat
Sale price$202.00 USD
Kinsai Jewel Dragon
Sale price$373.00 USD
Yellow Mori Lucky Cat
Sale price$218.00 USD
Black Sakura Oinori Neko Lucky Cat 3.7 in
Sale price$187.00 USD
Yellow Mori Lucky Cat 3.7 in
Sale price$148.00 USD
Pine Tree and Crane Mallet of Luck
Sale price$404.00 USD
Tabby Lucky Cat with Sea Bream
Sale price$233.00 USD


























































