Maneki Neko Money Cat Gold 15cm

• The left paw waves back and forth, adding gentle movement rather than sitting still.
• The reflective gold surface gives it a bold, eye-catching look in daylight or under shop lighting.
• A red collar, small bell detail and green bib bring colour to the front of the cat.
• The upright pose feels welcoming without taking itself too seriously, part lucky charm, part playful décor.
• The oval plaque at the front gives the piece the classic money cat silhouette.

It is made from plastic with a glossy gold-coloured finish. The surface is smooth and reflective, so it suits places where you want a small decorative point of shine rather than a heavy ceramic ornament.

Set it on a stable, level surface where the moving paw has room to wave freely. It works well on a hallway table, desk, counter or display shelf.

Dust with a soft dry cloth. Keep the battery area dry and avoid placing it where it may be knocked from the side.

Maneki Neko is a Japanese folk figure, often shown with one paw raised in a beckoning gesture. In Japan, this palm-forward motion is a sign of invitation, so the cat is commonly placed near entrances, counters and thresholds as a symbol of welcome and good fortune. Gold versions are especially associated in popular tradition with prosperity and money luck, making the colour part of the meaning as much as the decoration. This piece keeps that symbolism light and friendly, a small ritual object for marking a place of welcome.

• Height: 15 cm
• Weight: 175 g
• Material: plastic
• Colour: gold with red and green details
• Moving left paw
• Made in China
• Batteries are not included

A thoughtful choice for someone opening a new shop, moving into a new home, setting up a desk, or simply enjoying objects with folklore behind them. Its cheerful expression and waving paw make it easy to place and easy to smile at.