Let The Lucky Cat Help You Get Good Luck!

Also called the Maneki-Neko in Japan which means the beckoning cat, the Lucky Cat is a popular Feng Shui figurine which is depicted with a raised paw which appears to be a welcoming gesture. It is good-luck symbol which also attracts wealth benefits for its owner.  If you plan to make the Lucky Cat your favourite companion in your living room, keep the following tips in mind:

The placement

Since the Lucky Cat is associated with fortune, the wealth corner is the best location of its placement. Place the statue in the southeast direction of your living room. You can also keep it on your office desk which will bring prosperity and career growth.

The types

Traditionally, the cat is shown with a raised right or left paw, or sometimes both the paws signifying financial abundance. Some believe the right palm beckons wealth while the left palm beckons good fortune. The paws are Feng Shui activators which draw the good energies to any space.

The Lucky Cat carries a gold coin and has a red scarf tied around its neck. Some figures also come in various colours or materials and should be positioned in the right bagua area they correspond with. For instance, statues made of metal or white colours must be kept in the west corner. The colours also represent certain aspects of life. Few recommended colours for the Lucky Cat are gold for wealth and prosperity, blue for harmony, green for good fortune and red for protection. Black Lucky Cat statues are guard against negative energies. They are a perfect Feng Shui cure if you want to guard your cash box from prying eyes.