Maneki Neko Japanese Lucky Cat for Good Business Recycled Paper Magnet Oscar Rodolfo Mendoza Members of the House of

Members of the House of El Salvador Artisans work with ceramic to create ten separate pieces

materials: 70% acrylic

Maya Artists of the Yucatan create it in the same way they have for centuries

a zinc etching created by the artist José Guadalupe Posada in Mexico around 1910

Wayan Asmana preserves Balinese stylizations in the design of the earrings

Maneki Neko Japanese Lucky Cat for Good Business Recycled Paper Magnet Oscar Rodolfo Mendoza Members of the House ofOf Japanese origin, the Maneki Neko has gained international renown, inspiring Somyot Sawasdee in Thailand to design this magnet. Maneki Neko literally means the 'beckoning cat,' and when it is depicted with its left paw raised, it's believed to be attracting customers. Sawasdee crafts the magnet by hand recycling paper with cement, and finishes it with green and gold paint. Features a magnet on the back. materials: Recycled paper and cement, magnet