Plastic waving cat
The Lucky Cat has a fabled origin story – various myths and legends have shaped its meaning over the years. What has remained constant is the Maneki Neko's significance as a bringer of good luck. With its tireless waving, the Maneki Neko is said to bring good fortune to its owners. The coin it carries stands for "SEN MAN RYOU": 10 million gold pieces for you.
Traditionally, the Lucky Cat is placed near the entrance door to bring good luck directly into the house. But whether on a shelf, a desk, or a sideboard: the cat will feel at home anywhere in its new abode!
If a particular area of life needs a dose of luck, the color of the Japanese talisman is of great importance. Each color of the lucky cats is attributed a very special meaning. The color neon orange stands for energy.
Plastic waving cat
The Lucky Cat has a fabled origin story – various myths and legends have shaped its meaning over the years. What has remained constant is the Maneki Neko's significance as a bringer of good luck. With its tireless waving, the Maneki Neko is said to bring good fortune to its owners. The coin it carries stands for "SEN MAN RYOU": 10 million gold pieces for you.
Traditionally, the Lucky Cat is placed near the entrance door to bring good luck directly into the house. But whether on a shelf, a desk, or a sideboard: the cat will feel at home anywhere in its new abode!
If a particular area of life needs a dose of luck, the color of the Japanese talisman is of great importance. Each color of the lucky cats is attributed a very special meaning. The color neon orange stands for energy.