Yakushigama set pieces 12 white and 12 Includes a display set with Maneki-neko (beckoning cat) (24 total) gold. Nishiki-style fortune-telling

Size: Overall length 4.5cm, outer box 6cm x 24cm Material: Ceramic Yakushi Kiln is located in Seto City, Aichi Prefecture, a town rooted in 1300 years of pottery tradition and history. Maneki-neko with its right paw raised: A Maneki-neko with its right paw raised is a cat that "invites good fortune." Here, "good fortune" mainly refers to financial luck. This Maneki-neko is perfect for people who wish to increase their financial luck or improve their overall fortune. Maneki-neko with its left paw raised: On the other hand, a Maneki-neko with its left paw raised is a cat that "invites people." Therefore, it is often placed in restaurants and service businesses that want to attract many customers. Maneki-neko with both paws raised: A Maneki-neko with both paws raised is a cat that invites both people and financial luck.