Japanese painted. Gold, fortune, and lucky cats. A pair

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Japanese painted. Gold, fortune, and lucky cats. A pair - Items for Display - Porcelain White

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Japanese Painted Maneki Neko (Lucky Fortune Cat) Each Cat Size: 13cm Height x 7.5cm Width Material: Porcelain + Hand-Painted Product Description: 👇🏻👇🏻 This pair of maneki cats is primarily white with black and orange spots, creating a tricolor (three-haired cat) design🐾 This is considered a very lucky color combination in Japan🍀. The insides of their ears are red, adding a kawaii touch😺. The cats' faces have a warm smile, and their eyes are narrowed into a line, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Both cats raise their right paws high✋, symbolizing "Kin'un Shōrai" (gold luck attracting) meaning attracting wealth and good fortune (inviting good luck)💰. They wear red collars embellished with white polka dots and accessorized with golden bells. Red represents joy, while the golden bells symbolize protection and warding off evil. Maneki Neko are intricately painted with designs, including red plum blossoms, green bamboo leaves, cranes (symbolizing health) and turtles (symbolizing longevity). These are all lucky symbols in Japanese culture, symbolizing "attracting good fortune," bringing blessings, health, and longevity. "Gold Luck" (Kin'un) is inscribed on the cats, emphasizing the theme of wealth. Maneki Neko are not only decorative but also function as money banks (piggy banks) for saving, symbolizing the accumulation and protection of wealth. In Japanese culture, maneki neko are not only a symbol of wealth but also a symbol of people's hope for a better life. The "Painted Golden Fortune Maneki Neko" (Lucky Cat) boasts a calico cat's auspicious color, the crane and turtle's symbols of health and longevity, and the red cushion's festive meaning. These calico cats are auspicious symbols brimming with positive energy. Their presence seems to bring you wealth, health, and longevity, ensuring a continuous flow of good fortune (good luck, koun). Includes red cloth Brand/Japanese Yakushi Kiln Made in China https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54829539096_db8200e66b_b.jpg&width=1000 Ourlittlezone, a Japanese Maneki Neko Daruma specialty store Established in 2018, now offers online shopping. Loved by local and international customers Since 2021, we have partnered with the Kiyomizu-yaki workshop in Kyoto to create original Maneki Neko and Daruma ornaments. Each piece is independently developed by Ourlittlezone, infused with our unique creative spirit from pattern design to mold production. Each piece is then handcrafted by top Japanese artisans with exquisite craftsmanship, ensuring unparalleled quality and meticulous craftsmanship. Our designs draw inspiration from the fusion of Chinese and Japanese cultures. We skillfully combine the lively charm of the Japanese Maneki Neko with the Zen philosophy of the Chinese Daruma, creating artistic treasures that combine artistic flair with auspicious meaning. Each piece not only symbolizes luck and prosperity but also carries blessings for a better life. With innovation at our core, we transcend the boundaries of traditional mascots, imbuing each piece with a unique story and emotional connection. Our goal is to bring happiness and joy to every corner of the world. Let Ourlittlezone's blessings accompany you and brighten every moment of your life! https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54550786766_88983a25ac_b.jpg&width=1000

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Material
Porcelain
How It's Made
Handmade
Where It's Made
mainland China
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Down to the last 1
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No.76,276 - Home & Living  |  No.15,664 - Items for Display
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Original Design
Listing Summary
Both Maneki Nekos raise their right paws high✋, symbolizing “Kin’un Shōrai” (金运招來), or attracting wealth and good luck (Inviting Good Luck, Kōun)💰.

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