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lucky cat - Maneki neko

Let this lucky cat usher good fortune into all of your life with this adorable maneki neko design.

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Maneki Neko Design

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the lucky cat

Japanese Kokeshi doll with Maneki Neko Lucky Beckoning Cat.

Stitch designed like a Maneki Neko

Japanese good luck cat wants you to critically hit!

The maneki-neko is a common Japanese lucky charm believed to bring good luck and fortune. A maneki-neko with its left arm raised is to beckon for customers, one with its right arm raised is for money and fortune. Traditionally white (for good luck and fortune), other colors are now commonly seen, including gold for wealth. Add this super adorable one to your collection now!

Maneki Neko Japanese Mob Yakuza Tattoo

lucky badass cat

maneki nekos will give you luck!

The luck is very strong in this one

A lucky Japanese Cat

Luna as the most auspicious feline

A Japanese cat with the Japan red sun and a paw icon that says Neko (cat in Japan).

Maneki-neko cat with good luck kanji

Need a new lucky shirt? Here it is

Kuro from Ao No Exorcist, part of the Lucky Cat series.

good night and good luck

Everything is gonna be ok

Pink Maneki neko lucky cat, happiness, love, fortune to you.

Lucky cat drawing.

My version of Maneki neko

The maneki-neko is a common Japanese lucky charm believed to bring good luck and fortune. A maneki-neko with its left arm raised is to beckon for customers, one with its right arm raised is for money and fortune. Traditionally white (for good luck and fortune), other colors are now commonly seen, including gold for wealth. Add this super adorable one to your collection now!

Take lucky kitty with you!

In Japan, you may see those lucky cat statues lazily waving raised paws in front of shops. They are believed to bring fortune to the owners - the cat rising the left paw brings more customers, and the cat rising the right paw brings more money.

Illustration of a lucky cat decoration

Maneki Neko Lucky Tiger