Japanese Maneki Neko Cat Piggy Bank (23M-177)

Japanese Maneki Neko Cat Piggy Bank (23M-177)

SKU:
23M-177
$120.00
IMPORTED FROM JAPAN
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This is an authentic Japanese Piggy bank shaped in Maneki Neko known as a Beckoning Cat from late 1900's.

It is from Tokoname kiln so it has large rounded eyes and head, carries coins.

The cat is holding a Senryo, an old form of currency from the Edo era that was worth quite a bit of money.  Around the neck, originally, it was a bell but these days, it changed to an coin with a writing "Fuku" which is luck.

The cat with the lefft paw raised is expressly for welcoming business and customers.

It has a writing " To Senba" so it is a gift probably when Senba opened the store. It would make a wonderful good luck mascot for any business or cat lover.