bringing luck and good fortune
A yojijukugo used in blessings, New Year's greetings, and on charms or talismans to wish for improved luck and the arrival of happiness.
The charm says 'bringing luck and good fortune' on it.
I added the phrase 'bringing luck and good fortune' to my New Year's greeting.
開運 means 'improvement of luck' or 'change of fortune' and is a component of 開運招福. It is used more broadly in contexts like 開運祈願 (prayer for good luck).
招福 means 'inviting good fortune' and is the second component. It is less common alone but appears in similar auspicious phrases.
A yojijukugo combining 開運 (improvement of luck) and 招福 (inviting good fortune). The exact historical origin is uncertain, but it is a conventional auspicious phrase.