Yakushigama Saiyō Hisshō Daruma Maneki Neko (Gold Lucky Mallet, Small)

Product description

Size: Approximately 8 cm wide x 7 cm deep x 9 cm high
Material: Porcelain
Yakushi Kiln is located in Seto City, Aichi Prefecture, a town rooted in a 1300-year tradition and history of pottery.
The Maneki-neko with its right paw raised is the cat that "invites fortune." Here, "fortune" mainly refers to financial luck. It is the perfect Maneki-neko for those wishing to improve their financial luck or enhance their overall fortune.
On the other hand, the Maneki-neko with its left paw raised is the cat that "invites people." Therefore, it is often placed in restaurants and service industries, where it is desired to attract many customers.
The Maneki-neko with both paws raised is the cat that invites both people and financial luck.

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