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Furin Ceramic Bell Maneki Neko Chatora

Furin Ceramic Bell Maneki Neko Chatora

MMC001

29,90 €
29,90 €
Model:Chatora
Chatora
Calico
Kuroshiro

These bells are traditionally hung during Japan's hot summer days, as their refreshing sound provide relief. It's also believed that their tinkling repel negative energies, activate universal qi energy, and generate good vibrations.

These Maneki Neko, with their cheerful expressions, display a wish on their bellies that says, Happiness, come, come. Let's do it! And on the paper vane, Invitation to good luck.

Ideal for entrances, porches or windows, this Furin Maneki Neko Chatora transforms the wind into a charm of harmony and positive energy.

Technical characteristics

  • Description: Large cat 6 cm, small cat 3 cm, ceramic and paper vane, total length 44 cm.
  • Made in: China

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FURIN BELLS

THREE MATERIALS, ONE AND THE SAME CHARM

Fūrin were inspired by cast-iron bells that used to be hung in temples and pagodas. In more recent times, other materials with excellent acoustic properties have been incorporated. On our website you’ll find the following collections.

  • CERAMIC

    These are the traditional chimes. Their metallic sound sustains the vibration for a long time.

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  • CAST IRON

    These are the traditional chimes. Their metallic sound sustains the vibration for a long time.

    VIEW CAST-IRON FŪRIN

  • GLASS

    They became popular in Japan in the mid-19th century. They are made of blown glass and hand-painted.

    VIEW GLASS FŪRIN
WHY ADD A TINKLE TO YOUR LIFE

FENG SHUI, SOUND, COOLNESS

It was a Chinese tradition to hang bells on the corners of temples and pagodas. Believing their sound drove away evil spirits, people began to hang small bells for divination or protection. In feng shui, their sound activates qi and disperses negative energies, harmonizing spaces. These customs reached Japan, where they were called futaku (fortune bell), though today they are known as fūrin (wind bell).

The Japanese are a highly synesthetic people: when they want to appreciate incense, they “listen” to it. In kabuki theatre, the dull sound of a drum is falling snow. A shrill voice is “yellow.” And in summer, when they hear the tinkling of a fūrin, they “feel coolness.”
Whether to protect yourself from negative energies, improve feng shui, or cool down, you can invite a fūrin into your home. And you can also—why not—use its sound as an anchor to return to the present

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About Tierra Zen

At Tierra Zen, we believe in objects with a soul—capable of transforming your life, conveying wisdom, and bringing serenity. Each Daruma we select represents that bond between tradition and purpose, between beauty and meaning.

They are part of our collection of Japanese pieces that invite you to pause, breathe, and reconnect with what truly matters. Because reflecting on your goals can also be a conscious act of transformation.

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