Fortune Cat Hachiware Usagi
$129.00
Product Status: In-Stock · Estimated to ship Q2 - 2026
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 45 cm / 17.7 in
- Width: 40.5 cm / 15.9 in
- Depth: 20 cm / 7.9 in
- Weight: Not specified
Configurations
- Fortune Cat Hachiware figure — center seated figure in maneki-neko costume with raised paw and gold ingot
- Fortune Cat Usagi figure — flanking companion in festive collar
- Fortune Cat Chiikawa figure — smaller companion in festive collar
- Circular LED halo ring — illuminated backdrop ring
- Wooden display base — elevated platform with red cushion detail
- 4 gold ingot (yuanbao) accessories
- 4 gold coin accessories
Material & Packaging
- Materials: Not specified
- Packaging: Not specified
Other
- Scale: Not specified
- Studio: ZhaoCaiJinBao Studio
- Edition Size: Not specified
- Estimated Shipment: In stock
VIDEO
ABOUT
ZhaoCaiJinBao Studio reimagines the Chiikawa trio as a maneki-neko fortune tableau: Hachiware takes center stage in full lucky-cat regalia, raised paw clutching a gold ingot, flanked by Usagi and a smaller Chiikawa in matching festive collars. The set measures 45 cm tall on a wooden platform with a glowing circular halo ring, turning the whole arrangement into a display piece that reads as a shrine centerpiece rather than a simple figure. In-stock availability means no pre-order wait, which is increasingly rare for pieces at this size and concept.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
This is ZhaoCaiJinBao Studio's original interpretation of the Chiikawa cast dressed as maneki-neko, the traditional beckoning cat of East Asian fortune iconography. Hachiware's naturally calm, closed-eye expression maps almost perfectly onto the serene face of a lucky cat, and the studio leans into that alignment fully — posing him on a red cushion with a scroll reading "fortune from all directions" beside him. Usagi and Chiikawa attend like devoted companions at a small roadside shrine, completing a scene that feels genuinely festive rather than costumed.
