“Beware of the Fierce Dog” - Manegi (招布) – Traditional Japanese Lucky Banner

The Japanese phrase Mōken Chūi - the literal translation is “Beware of the Fierce Dog”, a phrase traditionally used as a warning sign in Japan.
With its playful illustration of a cute dog, this banner transforms a serious message into a humorous and decorative piece.
Perfect as a quirky gift, a fun addition to home décor, or a unique way to add a touch of Japanese style and humor to everyday life.

Manegi (招布) – Traditional Japanese Lucky Banner
This manegi is a traditional Japanese fabric banner believed to invite prosperity and good fortune. Often displayed at shop entrances since the Edo period, it is hand-dyed using the traditional chusen technique, giving it a rich texture and authentic charm. Perfect as a decorative piece to bring a touch of Japanese culture into your home, shop, or office.

Size & Material

• Approx. 8.7 in × 13.8 in (22 cm × 35 cm)
• 100% Cotton
• Made in Japan

Notes & Care Instructions

• Equipped with a rod and cord at the top, this banner can be easily hung using the included wedge.
• Due to the traditional chusen dyeing method, colors may transfer through sweat or friction during initial use.
• Wash separately with plenty of water.
• Do not soak for extended periods.
• Color fading and slight shrinkage may occur after washing.
• Colors may appear differently depending on your viewing environment.
• A sharp wooden skewer is included for display purposes. Please handle with care.