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The Maneki-neko, which originated in the Edo period, became popular among ordinary people due to its cute appearance and the belief that it brings good fortune. Today, Japanese Maneki-neko are immensely popular in China and Southeast Asian countries as well, and can be seen everywhere in the streets. With its image of inviting people in, the Maneki-neko (beckoning cat) has become a staple item in shops and restaurants hoping for business prosperity. However, the Maneki-neko's blessings extend beyond business success; originally, they encompass protection against evil, warding off misfortune, ensuring safety in the home, and generally improving people's lives. What the Maneki-neko beckons in is happiness itself. It is a symbol of good fortune. The Maneki-neko is the perfect gift for a variety of celebrations, including grand openings, business launches, housewarmings, promotions, recovery from illness, weddings, and birthdays. This beckoning cat is an electric model where a plump and adorable cat automatically beckons with its paw. Although it's electric, it's not a plastic toy; it's a genuine porcelain beckoning cat worthy of being called a work of art. It's adorned with luxurious gold paint, and each one is meticulously hand-painted by skilled artisans. The warmth of its handmade craftsmanship will surely bring a smile to your face. Furthermore, this model boasts a more three-dimensional design compared to previous models, and is a premium model adorned with luxurious decorations and beautiful, colorful paintwork. The design is lively and auspicious, featuring auspicious words and objects scattered throughout. Overall, it's a vibrant and delightful lucky cat that's a joy to behold. It supports two power sources: AA batteries and USB. You can choose the power source that suits your needs. A USB adapter is also included. Why not get one for your shop, office, or home? The Maneki-neko, which originated in the Edo period, became popular among ordinary people due to its cute appearance and the belief that it brings good fortune. Today, Japanese Maneki-neko are immensely popular in China and Southeast Asian countries as well, and can be seen everywhere in the streets.