Maneki Neko cor branca Gato Acenando Gato da sorte para dar sorte H7.0cm K4509
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$22.00 - Preço regular
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$22.00
O que é Gato Acenando/Maneki Neko: O maneki-neko (招き猫, lit. 'gato acenando') é uma estatueta japonesa comum que costuma trazer boa sorte ao dono. Nos tempos modernos, eles geralmente são feitos de cerâmica ou plástico. A estatueta retrata um gato, tradicionalmente um Bobtail Japonês malhado, com uma pata levantada em um gesto de aceno japonês. As estatuetas costumam ser exibidas em lojas, restaurantes, salões de pachinko, lavanderias, lavanderias, bares, cassinos, hotéis, boates e outros negócios, geralmente próximo à entrada. Alguns maneki-neko são equipados com uma pata mecânica que se move lentamente para frente e para trás.
Os maneki-neko vêm em cores e estilos diferentes e variam em graus de detalhes. As cores comuns são branco, preto, vermelho e dourado. Além das estátuas, o maneki-neko pode ser encontrado na forma de chaveiros, cofrinhos, purificadores de ar, potes e vários outros meios de comunicação. Os Maneki-neko às vezes são chamados simplesmente de "gatos da sorte".
Material: Cerâmica
Altura: 7,0cm
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- Ships within 1-3 business days.
- Ships in our fully recyclable and biodegradable signature boxes.
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