Aa 05-523 mouse (figure on wire)

The Chinese legend tells how twenty -eight animals called on his declining years. Of these, only twelve came: a rat, bull, a tiger, a hare, a dragon, a snake, a horse, a ram, a monkey, a rooster, a dog and a pig. According to one version of the legend, the bull was the first to run to the Buddha, but the rat (mouse) grabbed his tail. Then she slipped down his back and fell right into the Buddha"s folded palms. As a reward for obedience, Buddha commanded each of the arriving animals to rule over people for one year, giving them the features of their character. The first in this row was a rat (mouse).
In Japanese mythology, the rat (mouse) is a symbol of wealth and prosperity. People born in the year of the rats have an outstanding appearance according to the Japanese horoscope. They are purposeful, hardworking and a little pedantic. They are thrifty and love to save money.
A set for making a figure from a bead "mouse" will help create a wonderful talisman that will guard the owner