What is this tea set for?
This set works like a good-luck companion: it serves tea and good mood at the same time. Take it on a trip, put it on your office desk, or create a personal "lucky corner" at home. The travel-friendly form makes it easy to pack, but the design also earns it a spot as a display piece. It's often given to entrepreneurs opening a new business, to shopkeepers for their counter, or to a family member moving into a new place — the maneki-neko tradition says the raised paw beckons customers and fortune.
Who is it for?
People who enjoy symbolic gifts and believe in the power of motifs. New homeowners, entrepreneurs, hosts expecting guests. Travellers who like to carry a "small lucky kit" in their suitcase. Teenagers who love cute pop-Japanese aesthetics. Anyone drawn to East Asian culture, whether from Chinese or Japanese roots.
How to use it
Before first use, hand-wash with a soft sponge. When travelling, wrap each cup individually in soft cloth to protect both the ceramic and the motif. At home, place it somewhere visible — tea corner, living-room shelf. The pot handles any type of tea with a 2–4 minute steep depending on the tea. When pouring, many owners point the cat's paw toward their guest — tradition says it strengthens the effect.