Descriptions of the meanings and significance of the different colors and poses of lucky cat figurines

	Right Paw inviting money and good fortune. [per Feng Shui]
	Both Paws protecting home or business. [per Feng Shui]
	Left Paw inviting customers or people. [per Feng Shui]
	Bib and Bell healthiness and material abundance. [per Feng Shui]
	Calico Cat traditionally the luckiest cat of all. [per Feng Shui]
	Green Cat sometimes health or educations/studies. [per Feng Shui]
	White Cat purity, positive things to come.  [per Feng Shui]
	Black Cat wards off evil and stalkers. [per Feng Shui]
	Golden Cat intense wealth and prosperity. [per Feng Shui]
	Pink Cat love, relationships and romance. [per Feng Shui]
	Red Cat love, marriage and personal matters. [per Feng Shui]
	BLUE cats promote intelligence and academic success. Also wisdom and career success.  [per Feng Shui]
	YELLOW cats beckon for good health, stability, & good marriages.  [ per  Feng Shui ]
	GRAY cats support safe and enjoyable travel & attract helpful people.  [per Feng Shui]
	PURPLE cats promote prosperity.  Also wealth, lifestyle, & opportunity.  [per Feng Shui]

This set of 7 Nekos represents the “Shichifukujin“, also known as “The Seven Deities of Good Fortune” – a group of immortals very popular in Japan.  Each member has a different origin, carries a different symbolic item, & represents a different kind of good luck: [1]  Ebisu – god of success in all honest labor, carries a lucky “Tai” fish, bringing special luck to fishermen. [2]  Daikokuten – god of wealth & prosperity, carries a magic mallet. [3]  Fukurokuju – god of wisdom. [4]  Bensaiten – goddess of music, arts, beauty, & fertility, carries a Japanese “biwa” mandolin. [5]  Bishamonten – god of protection & religious zeal, carries a pagoda of treasures. [6]  Jurojin – god of longevity. [7]  Hotei – Japanese & the most popular of the 7 - god of contentment & happiness.