YOSHINOYA KYUBEI Lucky Cat Matryoshka Decor 5.2 in Nesting Dolls Good Luck Charm 13109-Z-US

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Cat figurine that brings good luck : This cute cat figurine is based on the traditional Japanese Lucky Cat motif. The Lucky Cat is called Maneki Neko in Japan. “Maneki” means “beckoning,” and it is believed that displaying it will attract money and customers. Lucky Cat with its right arm raised invites money : In Japan, it is believed that a Lucky Cat with its right arm raised will attract money, and displaying a Lucky Cat with its right arm raised at the entrance of a home or shop is said to have the effect of increasing financial luck. This is a Feng Shui item to display in the entrance : This popular Feng Shui item is said to bring good fortune if displayed at the entrance of a shop. It is ideal not only for shops, but also for the entrances to company offices, break rooms, warehouses, and other business spaces where you want to improve your luck. A nested structure like a matryoshka dolls : This Lucky Cat features a nested structure like a matryoshka doll. Inside each outer Lucky Cat is a slightly smaller Lucky Cat, resulting in a total of five Lucky Cats including the outermost one. The included paper cushion has a magnet built in, so the outermost Lucky Cat sticks to it as a lid, making it easy to store the other Lucky Cats. Cute and soothing Japanese-style design : The soft texture and Japanese-style design that are unique to the paper mache technique are appealing. The five lucky cats of different sizes are soothing, each with their right arm raised in the same pose. The best gift for good luck : This auspicious item is perfect as a special gift for a loved one. If you give this item with your wishes for good fortune in mind, it will be very well received. Compact and easy to decorate : Item Dimensions including paper cushion LxWxH : 4.0 x 4.0 x 5.2 inches（10.0 x 10.0 x 13.0 cm） Item Dimensions for The outermost lucky cat only LxWxH : 3.2 x 3.0 x 4.6 inches（8.0 x 7.5 x 11.5 cm） Item Weight including paper cushion : 2.2 oz（0.14 lb 60 g） Its compact size allows it to be displayed anywhere. It fits well in any space, including store entrances, office desks and shelves, break rooms, and bedrooms at home. The soft texture of japanese paper made using the paper mache technique : The deformed shapes that can only be achieved with the paper mache technique and the soft texture that is unique to Japanese paper are attractive. The paper mache technique is called the Hariko technique in Japanese and is a traditional technique used for many good luck charms, including Daruma dolls. Box and paper cushion included : This Lucky Cat comes in a special box, along with a paper cushion to place under the Lucky Cat itself and a leaflet explaining about Lucky Cats. Beyond Tradition : YOSHINOYA KYUBEI is a good luck charm brand created by KYUGETSU, a renowned Japanese doll manufacturer with over 190 years of history. The brand reinterprets traditional good luck charms from all across Japan, adapting them to contemporary values and lifestyles and offering them as a diverse range of products.