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The Lucky Cat, known as “Maneki-neko” (招き猫) in Japanese, is a popular and iconic figurine believed to bring good luck, prosperity, and fortune to its owner. Here are some key features and meanings associated with the Maneki-neko:

  1. Upturned Paw: The Maneki-neko typically has one paw raised in a beckoning gesture, signaling the invitation of good fortune and wealth.
  2. Color Variations: The color of the Maneki-neko holds significance:
    • White: Symbolizes happiness and purity.
    • Black: Wards off evil and protects against illness.
    • Gold: Represents wealth and prosperity.
    • Calico (Tricolor): Symbolizes good luck and prosperity.
  3. Bells and Collar: Many Maneki-neko figurines wear a red collar with a bell. The collar is often adorned with a kanji character meaning “good fortune” or “money.”
  4. Raised Paw Meanings:
    • Right Paw: Invites wealth and prosperity.
    • Left Paw: Invites customers and good business.
  5. Origin: The origins of the Maneki-neko trace back to Japanese folklore. There are various legends, but a common story involves a temple cat that beckoned a traveling samurai to take shelter, saving him from a lightning strike. Grateful, the samurai later made a donation to the temple.
  6. Business Symbol: The Maneki-neko is commonly seen in the entrance of businesses, particularly retail shops and restaurants, as it is believed to attract customers and ensure success.
  7. Home Use: Many people also display the Maneki-neko in their homes to bring good fortune and happiness to the household.
  8. Waving Arm Variations: Some modern Maneki-neko figurines have a moving or waving arm, creating a friendly and dynamic appearance.

The Maneki-neko has become a well-known symbol in Japanese and Asian cultures, and its popularity has spread globally. It is often regarded as a charming and positive talisman, with variations and adaptations found in different parts of the world.

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