Chinese Cats Shorts
Description: Chubby cats trying to fish the orange out of the sea during the Lantern Festival. Lantern Festival is the last (15th) day of lunar new year celebration, throwing mandarin orange is one of the fun activity, young lady write their contact on the orange and throw it into the sea, then young man will pick it up with hope to meet their destined.
Description: Cats will sleep in the most interesting places and this sleepy potato shirt is perfect for anyone who loves cats or kittens and the way that they can curl up and get some rest almost anywhere. This shirt is a prefect gift for a cat lover and would make a wonderful pajama shirt. A tshirt you can wear just about anywhere
Description: Chubby cats trying to fish the orange out of the sea at night during the Lantern Festival. Lantern Festival is the last (15th) day of lunar new year celebration, throwing mandarin orange is one of the fun activity, young lady write their contact on the orange and throw it into the sea, then young man will pick it up with hope to meet their destined.
Description: A cheerful orange tabby cat brings good fortune with a raised paw, a golden coin, and a playful smile beneath the bold slogan "Fortune Favors the Furry." Inspired by the traditional Japanese Maneki Neko, this colorful kawaii illustration gives the iconic lucky cat a modern feline twist, combining Japanese good luck symbolism, vibrant retro lettering, and the irresistible charm of orange cats for those who believe a little feline magic makes life luckier.
Description: Mahjong the gentle game. Funny cute retro vintage cat excited by playing Chinese Mahjong tiles graphic design. Funny Mahjong player, players, cats, feline, cat lover, tile, tiles, ladies night, master gifts and game play gift ideas for mom, mother, grandma, grandmother, sister, aunt, daughter, girl, girls, wife, men, women, and kids.
Mahjong Player Excited Cat Lover Funny Vintage Tiles Shorts
by Grandeduc
$21 $27
Description: Warning! This T-shirt design is only for people who don’t believe in myths and superstitions. This is the Japanese and Chinese symbol of good luck—the maneki neko. But this one is the opposite. It features large kanji characters for “cat that summons death” and small kanji characters for “invites bad luck” on the coin.
