Feature(may vary by option.)
●Lucky Omens - A symbol of good luck, just display it in living room or hallway facing outdoor to embrace wealth.
●Traditional Chinese Style - Features gold tone shiny glaze ceramic and cute kitty with waving hand.
●Perfect gift - Best wishes for business opening and new house with this adorable eastern style Kitty.
●Dimension-13x10x17.5CM/5.12x3.94x6.9 inches (LxWxH)
●Notice - "DOES NOT" come with a battery cover. Not intended for kids under 18 years old.
[5.12x3.94x6.9 inches]
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VanEnjoy 7" Beckoning Ceramic Maneki Neko Lucky Fengshui Cat
This adorable lively cat is 100% handmade with exquisite baking varnish craft and top quality material.
The traditional Chinese style, cute kitten waved hands, glittering gold and eye-catching pattern is a symbol of good luck.
The Chinese Lucky Cat, or Maneki Neko Cat as it’s called in Japanese, is a feng shui item which will bring you good fortune,luck and wealth.
- Material: Ceramic.
- Dimensions: 4.72 x 2.95 x 3.15 in (L x W x H)
Good luck for you
Whether in shops, homes or offices, the cat brings good luck and forture to your work and life. Make you happy or hopeful.
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Smiley face to welcome peopleThe smile of the cat is the essence, when you look at it, the joy of the heart will also be melodious, especially suitable for placement in a prominent position. |
The waving pawThe adorable waving paw pattern issoft and welcoming means forture and good luck, which is the best blessing, meaning for business and work, especially suitable as a gift. |
Battery unitPowered by standard battery hidden in the bottom. Note: Battery cover is not included. |
The origin of the cat.
During the Tang Dynasty, the Japanese sent students to Tang to study in China. The studenst brought the cat to Japan. Then, the cats became the emperors pet. It was not allowed until the Edo era that cats be raised by ordinary Japanese families. As a result, cats have a natural "nobility" in Japan. In addition, The lucky cat is also popular in Thailand. It has been a widely spread belief that in the East for thousands of years, the luck cat can bring good luck and wealth.