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Meaning of a raisedpaw 👆Tap the photo and check a variety of Maneki-Neko It is believed that there are different benefits depending on which paw is raised. Raised right paw It is believed that a cat with a raised right forepaw brings economic fortune. Most people prefer  to place this type at their entrance or in their living room.   Raising left pawIt is believed that a cat with a raised left forepaw beckons people and customers. Generally, this type is placed at the entrance of shops, restaurants, or other businesses.   Both forepaws raisedIt is believed that a cat with both forepaws raised brings both economic fortune and customers. But some Japanese people are reluctant to display this one because this pose could also mean ‘I give up’.   He height of the pawsIt is believed that the higher the

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