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This is Maneki-neko which is known as Lucky Cat.

Beckoning cat also known as maneki neko isolated on white

Cute Ceramic cats on shelf

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Modern Japanese lucky cat duotone white blue

White good fortune waving cat isolated on a mottled red background

Lucky cat figurines in a row on a stand in public area.

Close-up of a traditional Japanese lucky cat figurine, also known as Maneki Neko, featuring vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and a welcoming gesture. This decorative piece symbolizes good fortune and prosperity, often used in homes and businesses. The image captures the fine craftsmanship and cultural significance of this iconic item.

Maneki Neko is believed to draw happiness and and customers

They invite good fortune

The maneki-neko (招き猫 in japanese) is a common Japanese figurine usually made of ceramic, which is often believed to bring good luck to the owner.

01/03/2019 14:23:24 - In Tokyo a shrine called Gotoku-ji in the Setagaya Ward of Tokyo. This temple is dedicated to the Manekineko cat statues.

Japanese business artefact - Maneki Neko (Japanese Beckoning Cat

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Vintage Maneki-neko (Beckoning Cat).Beckoning Cat

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A group of ceramic Japanese lucky cats in the display cabinet (subtitle: Lucky Cat, Jin Yun Laifu)

Japanese business artefact - Maneki Neko

There is a Shisa Lion from Okinawa, Japan.

A soft focus of a row of beckoning cat sculptures on a concrete surface

beckoning cat

$Tokyo, Japan - September 12, 2023: Two people look at shelves containing a large collection of lucky cat, or \$

The Japanese beckoning cat sitting on a table

$Close-up of a colorful Maneki Neko \$

Close-up of a cheerful Maneki Neko figurine on a marble countertop, symbolizing good luck and prosperity in Asian culture.

A pair of Shisa guardian lion statues, traditional Japanese figures symbolizing protection and good fortune. The scene captures their terracotta tones and intricate craftsmanship, set against a moody, urban background, evoking the blend of spirituality and everyday life in Japanese culture.

Close-up of a Maneki-neko (beckoning cat) placed near the entrance.

Chinese traditional blue and white porcelain tableware

Inari Okami cute little fox god figure often seen at shrines in Japan to bring good fortune among other things.

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