Yakushigama Tumbler lucky cat, set of 3

First of all, why do people say that a cat waving brings good luck?

The Chinese Tang Dynasty classic "Youyang Zazu" (written around 860 AD) records strange phenomena, customs and trivia related to animals and plants, including this passage: "If a cat washes its face and touches its ears, guests will come." This is a superstitious belief that if a cat washes its face and touches its ears, guests will come.

Maybe the cat's action looks like waving. The original way of attracting wealth by maneki neko was to "attract people". Maneki neko is not only related to business, but visitors are also important connections that can bring good luck. If a cat washes its face, customers will come; if there are visitors, it can bring good luck. This is the origin of maneki neko.

Size and capacity
Each height 4.5cm (15 sets)
(Box size) height 5cm x width 24.5cm
Standard
■ Country of origin: Japan
■ Materials and components: ceramics
■ Packaging: Individual packaging box
■ Year of production: 2024
■ Product label: None