lachineuse – Cat Maneki Neko – Japanese Lucky Money Box – Asian Traditions – Orange – Porcelain – Japan Asia Decoration and Gift Idea – Protection, Luck and Happiness

Impossible to stay insensitive to the charm of this adorable Japanese Maneki-Neko cat in red!
Literally translated “welcoming cat”, Maneki-Neko feeds many Japanese legends that make this little cat the ultimate lucky charm, happy presence of luck, prosperity, but also protection. One of these stories tells that an old woman living in Imado, near Tokyo, was forced to sell her cat to feed themselves. One night, his cat dreamed him and asked him to make a statuette with his effigy. Quickly, the statue is sold, making the old woman very rich. The legend of the cat Maneki-Neko. In Japan, the Japanese Maneki-Neko cat is present in all shops and homes. The money box is the most popular form that is seen in shops near the cash. According to Feng Shui tradition, so that our little Maneki-Neko cat can spread all its positive energy, it is advisable to place it in a so-called wealth area, at the southeast angle of home, office or any living space. Otherwise, it is suggested to place it in the northeast area. This beautiful figurine makes an ideal gift to give and will look great in a Nippone home decor. Our small Japanese Maneki-Neko cat will appeal to all lovers of Japanese culture. This Maneki Neko comes with a satin red cushion, studded with golden cherry blossom, and a bell hangs from a red necklace around the neck. As traditionally wants our little Maneki-Neko cat also fulfils the function of money box if you wish.