Franklin Mint “Royal Kitten of Prosperity” – Hand-Painted Porcelain Figurine by Yuki Morioka

Graceful and auspicious, the Royal Kitten of Prosperity is a 1988 hand-painted porcelain collectible by the Franklin Mint, designed by Japanese artist Yuki Morioka. Crafted in Japan and embellished with 24K gold, this regal white kitten sits serenely adorned with a pink ribbon and golden bell, surrounded by vibrant floral motifs and delicate bluebirds—each detail symbolizing good fortune and abundance.

Part of a prosperity-themed series, this figurine showcases the artistry and quality the Franklin Mint is celebrated for. Originally issued with a dark wooden display base and certificate of authenticity, it stands approximately 7.75” tall on its own and about 10” with its base. A rare and delightful piece for collectors of fine porcelain, vintage animals, or symbolic art.

Condition: Excellent vintage condition; no chips, cracks, or paint loss.

Material: Hand-painted porcelain with 24K gold accents

Dimensions: Approx. 7.75” tall

Maker: Franklin Mint, made in Japan

Artist: Yuki Morioka

Year: 1988

Series: Prosperity-themed collectible figurines

A beautifully crafted symbol of luck and elegance—perfect as a statement piece, collectible, or meaningful gift.