"Hidari Uma" (Left Horse) is a lucky charm that is the mirror image of the kanji for "horse." It is considered a symbol of prosperous business, good fortune, and wealth, and is particularly famous as a lucky shogi piece originating from Tendo City, Yamagata Prefecture. Main Meanings and Origins of Hidari Uma: Wordplay (Mau): Reading "uma" (horse) backwards becomes "mau" (to dance), which evokes the "dancing" at celebratory occasions, thus it is believed to bring good fortune. Bringing Good Fortune and Business Prosperity: Normally, people lead horses, but Hidari Uma has the horse leading (inviting in) people, so it is considered a lucky charm that invites in customers and wealth. Symbol of Wealth: The lower part of the kanji for "horse" resembles a tightly closed purse (kinchaku), symbolizing wealth that does not dissipate. Please consider it! ⭐︎ Horse (including stand) Height 28cm Width 30cm Depth 10cm Osho (King piece) Height 15cm Width 13cm Depth 5cm Bottle Opener Height 7cm Width 6cm Depth 3cm (Please note that there may be some errors due to amateur measurements)