Lucky Cat Miniatures Set of 6, Mini Maneki Neko for Bonsai

Six tiny lucky cats, ready to bring a little good fortune to your plants. This set of cartoon-style miniatures is sized for bonsai pots, terrariums, fairy gardens and desk succulents, anywhere a small figure can tuck in among the moss and stones.

The Story Behind the Lucky Cat

The lucky cat, known in Japan as maneki-neko or "beckoning cat," has been a symbol of good fortune for centuries. You'll often see one sitting at the entrance of shops and restaurants, one paw raised as if waving customers inside. Today it's popular well beyond Japan as a cheerful charm for homes, desks and businesses. This set shrinks that tradition down to miniature size.

Key Features

• Set of 6: six mini lucky cat figurines
• Cartoon Style: cute, simple and cheerful
• Resin Figurines: solid little ornaments with a retro feel
• Miniature Size: made for plant pots and small scenes

Where to Put Them

• In a bonsai pot or around the base of a houseplant
• Inside a moss terrarium or glass jar garden
• In a fairy garden or micro landscape
• Lined up on a desk, shelf or shop counter
• Beside a cash register, following tradition

Product Details

• Type: miniature lucky cat figurines
• Material: resin
• Quantity: 6 pieces
• Style: cartoon, retro

Find more tiny cats for your plants and shelves in our cat decor collection, or browse friendship cat gifts for a small good-luck present.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a lucky cat?

A lucky cat, or maneki-neko, is a traditional Japanese figure believed to bring good fortune. It's usually shown with one paw raised in a beckoning wave.

Can they go outdoors?

They're best indoors or in a covered spot. Heavy rain and strong sun can wear down the paint.

Are they suitable for children?

They're small decorative pieces, so keep them away from young children and pets.

Add the set to your cart and give your plants six tiny good-luck charms.