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Maneki Neko Hammers With Great Wealth Luck
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The legend of the Maneki-Neko has its origins in Japan, at a temple in
Setagaya called Gotokuji. A samurai, Lord Ii, was beckoned by the cat.
As he walked forward to where the cat was, a bolt of lightning hit the
ground where he had been. Thankful that the cat had thus saved his life,
he became a patron of this temple. This story states that the cat was in
fact Kannon, the deity of compassion, in disguise, and nowadays the temple
enshrines the maneki neko alongside Kannon, who is termed shofuku
(Prosperity beckoning) Kannon.
Another legend is connected with a temple in Kyoto called Shonenji,
more commonly known as Nekodera, (Cat temple). The story states that
the kindly priest had no money but looked after a cat. One day he
asked the cat why he did not try to help the temple in some way. The
cat disappeared that night. The next day, two retainers of the richest
family in the area came to the temple and said that their lord's
daughter had died in the night. On her deathbed, she had asked to
be buried at Shonenji. It transpired that the cat had magically
entered her soul as she lay dying, and had put in an advertisement,
as it were, for his master's temple. As a result, the temple came
under the protection of the rich family and is known to this day
as a haven for pets, with its own pet cemetery.
Super Cute Maneki Neko Japanese Traditional Fortune Lucky Cat, it will be fantastic additional to your room
It is design as a piggy bank
Different color represents different fortune of luck
100% Made of Japanese Cermaic & Chinese Assembly
Size: 9"
Main Color: white, red and black as shown in the picture
Measures Approx:
Cat : H 23cm x W 23cm x D 21cm
Cushion: 27cm x 27cm , D 3cm
Unique and beautiful, makes an excellent gift for Christmas or any occasion
Brand New, in orginial packing, never has been used
Color Meaning (Different color represents different fortune of luck)
Black: To avoid all of bad luck
Green: Brings all great fortune of intelligence
Orange: Brings all great fortune of enterprise
Pink: Brings all great fortune of love
Purple: Brings all great fortune
White: Brings all great fortune of all
Yellow: Brings all great fortune of money
[Moral] right hand holding a cat Wanbao hammer, on behalf of possessions million consistent; cat who wore three kittens, on behalf of many sons and grandsons, family and full.
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Setagaya called Gotokuji. A samurai, Lord Ii, was beckoned by the cat.
As he walked forward to where the cat was, a bolt of lightning hit the
ground where he had been. Thankful that the cat had thus saved his life,
he became a patron of this temple. This story states that the cat was in
fact Kannon, the deity of compassion, in disguise, and nowadays the temple
enshrines the maneki neko alongside Kannon, who is termed shofuku
(Prosperity beckoning) Kannon.
Another legend is connected with a temple in Kyoto called Shonenji,
more commonly known as Nekodera, (Cat temple). The story states that
the kindly priest had no money but looked after a cat. One day he
asked the cat why he did not try to help the temple in some way. The
cat disappeared that night. The next day, two retainers of the richest
family in the area came to the temple and said that their lord's
daughter had died in the night. On her deathbed, she had asked to
be buried at Shonenji. It transpired that the cat had magically
entered her soul as she lay dying, and had put in an advertisement,
as it were, for his master's temple. As a result, the temple came
under the protection of the rich family and is known to this day
as a haven for pets, with its own pet cemetery.
Super Cute Maneki Neko Japanese Traditional Fortune Lucky Cat, it will be fantastic additional to your room
It is design as a piggy bank
Different color represents different fortune of luck
100% Made of Japanese Cermaic & Chinese Assembly
Size: 9"
Main Color: white, red and black as shown in the picture
Measures Approx:
Cat : H 23cm x W 23cm x D 21cm
Cushion: 27cm x 27cm , D 3cm
Unique and beautiful, makes an excellent gift for Christmas or any occasion
Brand New, in orginial packing, never has been used
Color Meaning (Different color represents different fortune of luck)
Black: To avoid all of bad luck
Green: Brings all great fortune of intelligence
Orange: Brings all great fortune of enterprise
Pink: Brings all great fortune of love
Purple: Brings all great fortune
White: Brings all great fortune of all
Yellow: Brings all great fortune of money
[Moral] right hand holding a cat Wanbao hammer, on behalf of possessions million consistent; cat who wore three kittens, on behalf of many sons and grandsons, family and full.
[Usage]
Home ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆
Opening ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆
Married ☆ ☆ ☆
Couples ☆







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