Okiagarikoboshi is a traditional folk toy with a self-righting design that springs back up when pushed over. It embodies the spirit of "Nanakorobi Yaoki"—rising again no matter how many times it falls—symbolizing resilience and perseverance. This auspicious figurine is also cherished as a charm for good health, freedom from illness, and safety and harmony within the family. Manekineko refers to a beckoning cat and started being displayed at the entrance of shops in the Edo Period. It is believed to bring in customers with the left paw raised and to bring good luck and fortune to the owner beckoning with the right paw. There is the custom of displaying a lucky cat at stores for successful business. Size: W 6 × D 6 × H 6 cm (approx.) Includes: Zabuton Cushion