God of Fortune Cat Sails Smoothly

Chaozhou in Guangdong province, China is a place with a long tradition of ceramic production. During the Tang Dynasty, this place became the origin of exquisite celadon ceramics. There is no question that the level and virtuosity of Chinese artisans is rare. Cat of Fortune products are carefully selected and brought from Chaozhou. Sharp to every detail shows the intersection of culture and manufacturing art between Japan and China. Cat of great wealth and wealth The Great Wealth God Cat[/caption] If the Great Wealth God Cat, also known as Maneki-neko, the white God of Wealth Cat symbolizes pure happiness, then the Great Wealth God God Cat symbolizes luck. luck in life, success in relationships, work and especially love. This red Cat of Fortune will help its owner have the best, most harmonious relationships, and will bring luck in the work and fields that the owner pursues. Phu Quy God of Fortune Cat is a great gift to celebrate a Housewarming, a gift for the family that brings happiness. - Size of the God of Fortune Cat: 14 inches. The feng shui meaning of the lucky cat according to decorative motifs: Coin: one Koban worth one ryo is a coin from the Edo period, symbolizing fortune. Hammer: In Japanese legend, when a hammer is struck, money will fall into the house - symbolizing wealth. Ax: control the house, kill evil spirits, keep the family peaceful. Fan: symbolizes good deeds, a family that does many good deeds will surely prosper. Couplet: shows family style. A fish: Depending on the design, the cat can hold a goldfish or Koi carp - a symbol of prosperity and luck, attracting wealth and creating success in exams. Meaning of the colors of the lucky cat: The back of the God of Wealth Cat Tricolor (3 colors): is the most popular color, also considered the luckiest. White: represents happiness and purity. Red: pray for a healthy body and the ability to fight disease. Black: Banish evil spirits. Gold: wealth and prosperity. Pink (not a traditional color): for those who are praying for love. Green: hope for a smooth and successful academic career.