Maneki
Neko literally means “beckoning cat” and it represents a
ceramic or china statuette with a raised paw.Traditional colours for the “beckoning
cat” were white, black and orange. It is the usual colour combination of a
Japanese bobtail.
Maneki
Neko can be in difference colours. When cat is in
1. White colour
means purity.
2. Black colour,
according to superstitions, scares evil away. It is especially popular with
women who want to protect themselves from unwanted followers.
3. Red colour is
also a protective one chasing away evil spirits and illnesses.
4. Gold colour
refers to wealth.
5. Pink colour is
not the most traditional one. But it gains popularity and is associated with
love.
The lucky cat is most commonly used in businesses, such
as retail stores, restaurants, offices open to the public; and less so in the
home. The lucky cat is also often called the fortune cat and the money
cat, so as you can guess it is mainly used as a wealth and prosperity
cure, as well as, of course, a good luck one.
If readers really
like the energy of the lucky cat, you have the option of carrying it with you,
as there are numerous items on the market with the lucky cat image. Still, its
best Fengshui placement is at the business entrance - to entice wealth and good
customers for a prosperous
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