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Red Japanese Lucky Cat which brings good people, love and friend to the owner.

Need a some extra luck? This adorable feline is traditionally the luckiest of all, bringing money,fortune, and positive things in your immediate and future goals.

Basic line drawing of a powerful folklore being.

This is a great designer for you who believe in lucky symbols. Four-leaf Clover. Great for gifting your loved ones, your best friend, family, co-workers, classmates, neighbors and acquaintances.

Lucky left-handed Japanese fortune cat.

This is a great designer for you who believe in lucky symbols. Lucky Horseshoe. Great for gifting your loved ones, your best friend, family, co-workers, classmates, neighbors and acquaintances.

Enjoy the best designs inspired by the Luck and Fortune cat of money and cuteness.

A cute kawaii style Chinese cat.

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Cute calico dressed up like Maneki Neko (beckoning cat), a common Japanese figurine which is often believed to bring good luck to the owner, have a lucky day!

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Hand drawn cute Maneki Neko.

Word cloud of words related to Prosperity.

For those who believe in love, luck and fate,

Just finished up this Maneki-Neko Lucky Cat design!

Get your unique Japanese art style with our frog sumi-e artwork now. It is perfect for a frog lover, sumi-e painting fan, nature lover and watercolor enthusiast. In Japan the frog is a lucky charm.

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A funny twist to the Maneki Neko, a Japanese good luck cat that has a waving paw. It holds a cup of bubble tea instead of a Koban coin. Perfect for anyone who loves Japanese culture, cats and bubble tea!

A cute maneki neko/lucky cat! Available with white, black, gold, and pink lucky cat <3

A cute maneki neko/lucky cat! Available with white, black, gold, and pink lucky cat <3

A cute maneki neko/lucky cat! Available with white, black, gold, and pink lucky cat <3

A cute maneki neko/lucky cat! Available with white, black, gold, and pink lucky cat <3

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The Japanese Lucky Cat is a good luck charm used to bring good fortune in business According to ancient Japanese folklore's.

The horseshoe is a centuries old symbol for good luck and protection. This one is in gold as it gives an added level of good fortune. Some say the ends of the horseshoe should point up, to keep the luck in. Others say the ends should be down to release the luck to those around, and to stop the devil sitting in it. A third group say to place it at an angle to let good luck in and bad luck out. Whichever feels right to you is the way to put it. We could all do with some extra good luck.

Celebrate your love of maneki neko in awesome style with this vibrant illustration.

Gold Double Happiness Symbol with flowers and birds

Red tortoise cake, also known as Ang Ku Kueh, is a small round or oval-shaped Chinese pastry with soft, sticky glutinous rice flour skin wrapped around a sweet filling in the centre. It is molded to resemble a tortoise shell, because the Chinese traditionally believed that eating tortoises would bring longevity to those who are eating it and bring about good fortune and prosperity.

Happy 2023 New Year! It is the Year of the Rabbit. May your Spring Festival be filled with prosperity and good fortune. This cute AI generated Kawaii style illustration features a rabbit eating dumplings in celebration.

Zen Symbol with Koi Fishes And Red Sun . Luck, prosperity and good fortune

Bats often get a bad rap in Western cultures, probably due to their nocturnal nature. Despite this, many cultures don't share the negative feelings towards Bats. To them, Bats symbolize rebirth and death (but not in a negative way). They are Guardians of the night. This symbolic bat is inspired by architecture I visited in Hue, Vietnam. In Hue the influence appears to be from China, where Bats represent good fortune or good luck.

This piece was both referenced and inspired by my lucky cat or in Japanese, maneki neko, collection. I have around 40 scattered throughout my home. Having a lucky cat at home is suppose to bring good fortune and money. Lucky cats mean different things depending on the colour and if it's the right paw or the left paw raise as well as the colour and items they are holding. I find these cute cats lovely to have in the home. For good feng shui, I am told that you need to place them near where you make money and visible to an open door to invite good fortune. Bunnies are hidden throughout the piece. Inked and drawn traditionally and digitally colored and edited in Photoshop.

O Scartellato, a funny Italian pride design with a famous Neapolitan amulet and talisman, gobbo della smorfia napoletana. Cute hunchback holding a horseshoe and making a hand of horns sign, for triple protection against evil eye and malocchio. Makes a great gift for any superstitious Neapolitan American who's napoletano at heart, loves Italy and Naples, Neapolitan traditions and superstitions.

Traditional Chinese Lion Dance which is believed to bring prosperity and good fortune.

Prosperity Feng Shui Symbol in bagua shape

Black cat is thought to be unlucky but not this cat! It is a Japanese good luck cat with a waving paw and holding on to a Koban with the words “招福” (shoufuku) written on it which means invite good luck. The text “運がいい” (ungaii) means “Lucky”.