Подвеска кот тряпичный + монета

With his left paw raised, the cat invites guests, visitors and customers, with his right paw - money. Two raised paws - Double Luck. In wealthy Japanese homes (since 1870), a bell was hung on the chest of cats to keep track of the location of the pet, and our Maneki Neko bell is useful so that Good Luck does not pass by. The bib of the Maneki Neko cat symbolizes protection. Japanese bibs are tied to the statues of the deity Jido Bosatsu, with a request for protection and patronage. The oval gold coin the cat is holding is called a koban, and the denomination of the koban in the cat's paw is $10 million! A piggy bank in the form of Maneki Neko is a successful personal bank. The role of the Maneki Neko cat is played by the Japanese Bobtail cat - fat, peaceful, with eyes closed with pleasure. Such a symbol of Good Luck is able to please the eye, save money and invite guests.