Black Cats & Good Luck
Often maligned as omens of mischief or misfortune, black cats have a secret history as powerful symbols of luck, protection, and prosperity. In ancient Egypt, they were revered as sacred companions of Bastet, the goddess of home and fertility. Sailors believed a black cat aboard ship ensured safe passage and a bountiful voyage. In Scotland and Japan, a black cat crossing your path isn’t a warning—it’s a blessing. As with many symbols, context is everything: what one culture fears, another embraces. At The House of Good Fortune, we believe in reclaiming the charm and mystery of the black cat—not as a curse, but as a keeper of magic and an unexpected harbinger of good things to come.

Black cat with red bow playing a tuba

Black cat under a horseshoe

Black cat with red ribbon

Black cat in a box of good luck

Black cat mailing a letter

Three black cats for triple good luck

Lucky Black Cat Curio Catalog

Black cat with horseshoe on collar
Pretty black cat with red bow

Black cat in horseshoe with lucky white heather
Lucky Manx Cat, House of Good Fortune Collection

Black Cat with Pig for Double Luck, House of Good Fortune Collection

Black cat as good luck Christmas greeting, House of Good Fortune Collection

A Merry Tale...I will bring you luck and best wishes for Christmas, House of Good Fortune Collection
