Yakushigama Sure-Win Daruma Lucky Cat (Gold Lucky Mallet, Small)

Product description

Size: Approx. W8 x D7 x H9 cm
Material: Porcelain
Yakushi Kiln is located in Seto City, Aichi Prefecture, a town rooted in 1300 years of tradition and history of pottery.
The Maneki-neko with its right paw raised is believed to "invite good fortune." In this context, "good fortune" primarily refers to financial luck. It is the perfect Maneki-neko for those wishing to improve their financial luck or enhance their overall fortune.
Conversely, the Maneki-neko with its left paw raised is believed to "attract customers." Therefore, it is often placed in restaurants and service industries where attracting many customers is desired.
The Maneki-neko with both paws raised is believed to attract both customers and financial luck.

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