Maneki Neko Money Cat Figurine Black 15 cm

• The moving left paw gives it a lively presence, more animated than a still ornament.
• Its dark colour gives the playful cat shape a calmer, more grounded look.
• Place it where greetings happen: near an entrance, beside a till, or on a work surface.
• The expression and beckoning pose make it feel friendly without taking over the room.
• It suits a little daily ritual: a glance as you leave, or a cheerful note beside your keys.

The figurine is made from plastic and fitted with a battery-powered waving mechanism. The battery compartment has no cover and there is no on/off button, so the paw is designed to move continuously once batteries are fitted.

Keep it on a flat, dry surface where the paw has space to move freely. Dust with a soft, dry cloth, and avoid placing it where it could be knocked from a narrow ledge.

Maneki Neko is a Japanese good-fortune figure, often shown with one paw raised in a beckoning gesture. The pose comes from the Japanese way of calling someone closer, with the palm facing down. In shops, restaurants and homes, the cat is traditionally associated with welcome, good luck and prosperity. Black Maneki Neko figures are also linked in Japanese folk belief with protection, making this version feel suited to thresholds, counters and places where daily life begins and gathers.

Height: 15 cm. Weight: 125 g. Material: plastic. Origin: China. Batteries are not included.

A charming choice for someone opening a new home, studio or small business, or for anyone who likes meaningful objects with a playful side. It carries a familiar symbol of welcome without feeling formal or precious.