YOSHINOYA KYUBEI Maneki Neko Lucky Cat in Kimono with Gold Coin 4.0inches Ceramics – Japanese Home Decor 7419-Z-US

YOSHINOYA KYUBEI Maneki Neko Lucky Cat in Kimono with Gold Coin 4.0inches Ceramics – Japanese Home Decor 7419-Z-US

• Japanese Lucky Charm: The maneki-neko is a traditional Japanese figurine believed to bring good fortune and success to its owner.It often seen in homes, shops, and storefronts. It is very familiar in Japan.It is a representative Japanese decor.
• Cat figurine that brings good luck : This cute cat figurine is based on the traditional Japanese Lucky Cat motif. The Lucky Cats is called Maneki Neko in Japan. “Maneki” means “beckoning,” and it is believed that displaying it will attract money and customers.
• About Becoming cat: keeping a golden koban coin, The beckoning cat is said to bring good fortune. Especially,This beckoning cat wishes for you to have the opportunity to meet a wonderful partner. A charming symbol of wealth and positivity, perfect for home, office, or shop.
• Bicolor Cat Pattern: This beckoning cat features a pattern very familiar in Japan. Its markings resemble the Japanese kanji character for “eight” (八). The kanji character ‘八’ symbolizes prosperity and good fortune. Furthermore, the number “8” turned on its side can also represent infinity. Because of this, cats with markings resembling this auspicious number are considered lucky in Japan.
• The Meaning of the Maneki-neko's Raised Arm: It is said that a maneki-neko with its left paw raised has the power to bring people together. That is why items with their left paw raised are suitable for shops or homes that want to attract many customers. Furthermore, it is also believed to lead to wonderful encounters with people.
• Japanese proverbs: (A smiling face brings good fortune) This is an ancient Japanese proverb. It means “Happiness naturally comes to the homes and shops of those who always smile cheerfully.” This beckoning cat also draws inspiration from that proverb.
• Charming red Kimono Outfit: This adorable cat is wearing a traditional kimono made of Japanese crepe fabric called chirimen, known for its soft texture and elegant sheen. It exudes a distinct sense of Japanese charm.The fan motif featured in this kimono pattern takes the shape of an open fan, symbolizing “good fortune” and “prosperity,” and is considered highly auspicious. This kimono also features traditional Temari (Japanese handball). These are made using long threads, symbolizing "tying bonds," and their round shape carries a wish for "building a harmonious family."
• The Perfect Gift: Believed to bring good luck, this charming figure makes a thoughtful gift for someone special—especially those who appreciate Japanese culture. It’s a delightful accent for Japanese-style interiors, whether at home, in the office, or in a shop.
• Compact and easy to decorate : Item Dimensions LxWxH : 2.6 x 2.4 x 4.0 inches（6.5 x 6.0 x 10.0 cm） Item Weight : 3.2oz（0.20 lb 90 g） Its compact size allows it to be displayed anywhere. It fits well in any space, including store entrances, office desks and shelves, break rooms, and bedrooms at home.
• Beyond Tradition: YOSHINOYA KYUBEI is a good luck charm brand created by KYUGETSU, a renowned Japanese doll manufacturer with over 190 years of history.The brand reinterprets traditional good luck charms from all across Japan, adapting them to contemporary values and lifestyles and offering them as a diverse range of products.