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Japanese Maneki Neko Lucky Cats

Choose a beckoning cat for your shelf, entrance or shop counter.

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Black Kutani maneki neko lucky cat, front view, with raised right paw and blue wave pattern across the lower body

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What does the raised paw mean?

Maneki neko is the Japanese beckoning cat, traditionally placed near an entrance or counter as a symbol of welcome and good fortune.

Left paw

Often associated with welcoming people, guests or customers.

Right paw

Often associated with financial good fortune or business prosperity.

Both paws

Commonly combines wishes for welcome and good fortune.

These are customary interpretations, not guarantees. Meanings can vary by maker and design.

Does it come gift-wrapped?

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