Essential oil diffuser table "Maneki Neko gray"

It is a painting made of terracotta and hand painted with enamel.

IMPORTANT: Terracotta support included in the price, and wall mounting must be ordered.

The Maneki Neko is a popular Japanese symbol also known as the "lucky cat" or "fortune cat". It is often depicted as a ceramic or plastic figurine with a cat sitting and raising one of its front paws, usually the right paw, as if making a greeting gesture. Maneki Neko is often decorated with bright colors and traditional Japanese patterns.

The different colors and positions of the Maneki Neko's legs have different meanings:

1. The raised right paw is believed to attract wealth and prosperity.

2. The raised left paw is believed to attract customers and customers, which is especially popular among merchants and shop owners.

3. The two raised legs are believed to attract both wealth and customers.

4. The flapping paw is believed to drive away evil spirits and provide protection.

The Maneki Neko is often seen with a decorative necklace, bells, a red bow around his neck, and a coin inscribed with symbols of wealth, such as a kanji meaning "money" or "happiness." He may also wear a koban (an ancient Japanese coin) or a four-leaf clover leaf.

The Maneki Neko is usually placed at the entrance to shops, restaurants or homes to attract good fortune and prosperity, and is a widely recognized symbol of Japanese culture.