Maneki Neko White Lucky Cat, 15 cm

• The white colour keeps the look bright and simple, easy to place among books, plants or small altar objects.
• The waving motion adds a little movement without making the piece feel busy.
• Its upright, welcoming posture suits a counter, desk or entrance space.
• The light plastic body is practical for everyday display, especially where ceramic would feel too fragile.
• It works as cheerful symbolic décor rather than a formal ornament.

Made from plastic, it has the familiar Maneki Neko shape with a raised paw and a clean white colour. The material keeps it light and easy to reposition when you refresh a shelf or change a display.

Place it somewhere visible, such as a hallway table, shop counter, desk or living-room shelf. Keep it on a stable, dry surface and wipe with a soft dry cloth when needed.

It runs on batteries, which are not included. Remove the batteries when you do not want the paw to move.

Maneki Neko is a Japanese folk figure, often shown with one paw raised in a beckoning gesture. The palm-down motion reflects the Japanese way of calling someone closer, and the cat is traditionally associated with welcome, good fortune and prosperity. White Maneki Neko figures are commonly linked with purity and positive beginnings in folk symbolism. Today, they appear in homes, small businesses and personal corners as warm, meaningful objects that make an everyday space feel more open and inviting.

Height: 15 cm. Weight: 125 g. Made in China.

A warm choice for someone setting up a new home, opening a small business, decorating a desk or adding a playful piece of Japanese-inspired folk symbolism to their space.