Maneki-Neko: The Cat Statue Lucky Charm
Jerald Floyd | March 18, 2020
Maneki Neko is a Japanese lucky charm statue that shows a cat with his/her paws raised and waving. Maneki means beckoning and Neko - cat. The Japanese people adore cats and consider them as symbols of good fortune and so these statues are found shops, hospitals, homes and business. Inside the business, a waving cat means it attracts customers. The right paw waving means it attracts prosperity, success and money.
Tags: cat, manekineko, luckycharm, japaneseluckycharm
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