Y2K handcrafted Japanese Noren cat curtain doily cotton navy blue lucky charm Japanese noren is a traditional fabric divider Design: The noren features a Maneki Neko, a Japanese lucky cat, in a white print on an indigo or navy blue background. The cat is depicted holding a koban, an oval-shaped gold coin, which is a symbol of good fortune. The cat is set against a circular background with bamboo stalks and a small branch of plum blossoms Material and Craftsmanship: The item is handcrafted from 100% cotton. The edges of the fabric are slightly frayed, which is a characteristic of certain types of traditional textile work Function: Noren are traditionally used as a doorway curtain or tapestry to divide rooms, provide privacy, or decorate a space. They are also used at the entrances of shops and restaurants. Measures approximately 17 x 17“ which is a good size for a table doily Symbolism: The Maneki Neko is a well-known symbol of good fortune and prosperity in Japanese culture. This was made by a graphic designer in Japan in the early 90s My husband and I were both stationed with the military in Japan and have more Japanese art in our closet and will bundle for a great deal of 20% off two or more items New to Poshmark? Sign up with our referral code wrappingitup for $10 towards your first purchase. Smoke free business Get this Y2K handcrafted Japanese Noren cat curtain cotton navy blue lucky charm doily