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Solar Money Cat Wooden Base  - Blue moving Hand
Solar Money Cat Wooden Base  - Blue moving Hand
Solar Money Cat Wooden Base  - Blue moving Hand
Solar Money Cat Wooden Base  - Blue moving Hand
Solar Money Cat Wooden Base  - Blue moving Hand
Solar Money Cat Wooden Base  - Blue moving Hand
Solar Money Cat Wooden Base  - Blue moving Hand
Solar Money Cat Wooden Base  - Blue moving Hand
Solar Money Cat Wooden Base  - Blue moving Hand
Solar Money Cat Wooden Base  - Blue moving Hand
Solar Money Cat Wooden Base  - Blue moving Hand
Solar Money Cat Wooden Base  - Blue moving Hand
Solar Money Cat Wooden Base  - Blue moving Hand
Solar Money Cat Wooden Base  - Blue moving Hand

Solar Money Cat Wooden Base - Blue Moving Hand

Product code: MCat-21
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Product Specification
Net Weight
225 g/Cat
Shipping Weight
225 g
Dimensions
10x10 (cm)
Materials/Ingredients
Resin
Barcode
5056368360572
Origin Country
ChinaChina

This blue Lucky Cat is focused on financial fortune and attracting wealth. Its raised right paw is traditionally associated with money and prosperity, while the Chinese lettering reinforces the message of financial luck. The fan and smaller cat motifs add to the cheerful, auspicious design.

In the commonly used interpretation of Maneki-neko symbolism, the right paw is associated with inviting money, wealth and financial good fortune. And there is more financial symbolism in the details. The Chinese lettering on the raised paw refers to money luck and attracting wealth, reinforcing what the paw is already saying. The fan held at the front is decorated with Lucky Cat imagery, while the smaller cats around the design add to the feeling of abundance and good fortune rather than making this a purely decorative figure.

The blue colouring gives this version a calmer character than the gold cats. Blue is sometimes associated with wisdom and success in learning in modern Lucky Cat colour symbolism, although meanings vary between makers and traditions.

The solar-powered movement gives the symbolism a little life, with the paw continually performing its beckoning gesture when the cat receives enough light. For retailers, this makes a thoughtful gift for someone starting a business, hoping for financial success or simply wishing for greater prosperity — with a rather cheerful cat doing the asking.

Which Money Cats should I try first? +

A small group works better than a solitary cat. Start with boxed solar cats for the till, a choice of colours and one or two larger waving styles to give the display some height. Add a money-bank design for customers looking for something practical.

Do all the cats have a moving paw? +

No. The range includes solar-powered and battery-operated waving cats, alongside fixed-paw money banks and decorative figures. Check the individual product title before ordering—the money banks save coins but do not wave them in.

Will the solar-powered cats work inside my shop? +

Yes, provided they receive enough light. A bright window, counter or well-lit shelf is best; a gloomy corner may leave them looking rather less enthusiastic. Try the display position before deciding that a cat has gone on strike.

Are batteries included with the battery-operated cats? +

No. Different models require one or two AA or AAA batteries, so check the individual listing. Some are designed to wave continuously and therefore have no on/off switch or battery-compartment cover; this is intentional rather than a missing part.

Where should I display them? +

Near the entrance, till or front window—traditionally the places where a Maneki-neko beckons customers into a business. Leave enough room around moving paws and place a few colours and heights together; the movement is far more noticeable when customers can see the cats as they approach.

Are they Japanese or Chinese? +

The Maneki-neko is Japanese in origin, although it became widely adopted in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Chinese communities around the world. These cats are made in China, and some designs carry Chinese good-fortune characters alongside the familiar Japanese-inspired form.

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