A glossy pink and white money cat bank brings a cheerful beckoning gesture to a shelf, desk or counter. With both paws raised, tiny gold-toned bells in hand and a patterned red cushion beneath, it feels bright, welcoming and gently ceremonial without taking itself too seriously.
The look on your shelf
The rounded shape gives it a soft, friendly presence, more playful companion than formal ornament.
Gold-toned details catch the light on the bells and front decoration.
The smiling face, curved eyes and fine whisker lines give the cat a calm, content expression.
The red cord around the neck adds a traditional contrast against the pale body.
It works as a small money bank, or simply as a symbolic decorative piece for an entrance table, workspace or bedside corner.
Resin with a polished finish
This piece is made from resin with a smooth, glossy surface and painted detailing. The finish has the bright, reflective look often associated with ceramic-style figures, while keeping the form rounded and light in the hand.
How to place and care for it
Place it where its raised paws can be seen: near a doorway, beside a till, on a desk, or among other meaningful objects. Dust it with a soft dry cloth and avoid soaking it, as the painted and gold-toned details are best kept away from excess moisture.
The beckoning cat tradition
The beckoning cat is commonly placed in homes, shops and restaurants as a symbol of welcome and good fortune. Over time, the figure has taken on many colours, styles and expressions while keeping the same central idea: a friendly cat at the threshold, inviting good things in.
Size and details
It weighs 220 g. Made in China as part of the Lucky Waving Chinese Cats range.
Common questions
Is this cat made from ceramic?
It has a glossy, ceramic-style appearance rather than a confirmed ceramic body.