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A small brass Feng Shui hanging for a doorway, mirror or quiet corner, centred on the familiar Lucky Cat with a wealth coin. It brings a warm, auspicious note to a threshold, a decorative reminder of welcome, opportunity and the intentions you want to keep close.

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What it is

A traditional Feng Shui hanging of brass. It shows the Lucky Cat, or Maneki-neko, holding a coin.

Why people choose it

  • Brass A warm, solid metal.
  • Lucky Cat A sign from East Asian tradition.
  • Feng Shui An old Chinese tradition of symbols in the home.

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About this product

The cat, the coin and the glint of brass
  • The central figure is the Lucky Cat, also known as Maneki-neko, a symbol often linked with luck and opening paths.
  • The wealth coin in the cat’s paws gives the piece its prosperity theme, especially suited to workspaces, shop counters and entrances.
  • Brass catches light softly, so the hanging feels present without overwhelming a room.
  • It works well where you pass often, turning an everyday handle or wall hook into a small point of intention.
  • The compact form makes it easy to place in a home office, hallway or other personal corner.
What the Lucky Cat means

In East Asian tradition, the Lucky Cat is widely recognised as a sign of luck, prosperity and fresh opportunity. Here, the cat holds a wealth coin, a classic motif connected with financial fortune, trade and positive beginnings. Rather than promising an outcome, it offers a clear visual focus for the wish to welcome good things into a space.

Where to hang it

Choose a place you naturally notice: a door handle, mirror, wall hook, window area or work corner. In Feng Shui-inspired decorating, thresholds are often treated as points of arrival and transition, which makes an entrance a fitting spot for a prosperity symbol.

Brass with a soft aged character

The hanging is made from brass, a metal loved for its golden warmth and gentle patina. Wipe it with a dry, soft cloth when needed, and keep it away from prolonged damp so the surface keeps its character.

A contemporary prosperity symbol

Lucky Cat imagery is especially familiar in East Asian homes, shops and restaurants, where it is used as a friendly sign of welcome and commercial good fortune. The wealth coin strengthens that association, linking the piece to themes of exchange, opportunity and a generous flow through daily life. As a Feng Shui hanging, it belongs to the modern tradition of placing meaningful objects with care, choosing symbols that reflect what you want a room to hold.

Size and details

Material: brass.
Weight: 225 g.
Dimensions: 0.6 × 0.5 × 0.2 cm.
Includes one Feng Shui hanging featuring the Lucky Cat with a wealth coin.

Common questions

What does Maneki-neko mean in this design?
Maneki-neko is another name for the Lucky Cat, a figure traditionally associated with luck, prosperity and opportunity.
Will the brass change over time?
Brass can deepen in tone as it ages. A dry cloth will help keep the surface looking clean while allowing its natural warmth to remain.