【Queens Pier】Ding Ding Hand Drawn Pouch

**【Queen's Pier】Ding Ding’s Hand Drawn Pouch** A piece of Ding Ding's original Hong Kong-inspired design, accompanied by a tidbit of knowledge about Hong Kong's culture. **Product Specifications** 【Material】 Leathaire 【Size】 Pouch (Small) 12 x 10 cm | (Large) 20 x 15 cm Double-sided printing | Each pouch comes with a transparent bag for packaging and comes with a QR code that provides a brief introduction to the Queen's Pier Combining technical pen, watercolors with color pencils, the small pouch can hold coins, earphones, cards, keys, and the large pouch can hold cosmetics, stationery, and more. They are suitable for gifting to family and friends, foreign friends, or friends living abroad - offering a small gift with a touch of Hong Kong sentiment. Not only will the recipient receive a warm gesture, but they will also gain a little knowledge about Hong Kong's culture! The pouch are also suitable for personal collection and use~ https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53720323919_5726c0fcbe_b.jpg **👑 Why is it called the Queen's Pier? 👑** The "Queen" in Queen's Pier refers to Queen Victoria. Tracing back to the early days of British colonial rule in Hong Kong, the original site of Queen's Pier was a simple wooden jetty called "Queen's Statue Wharf". As it was located in front of the Statue Square, the British Hong Kong government officially named it Queen's Pier after the reconstruction in 1924. What is the historical significance of the Queen's Pier? The Queen's Pier witnessed Hong Kong's history as a British colony. Not only did it witness the changes to the coastline due to reclamation works in Central, it was also the venue for British royal ceremonies. Traditionally, when a new governor of Hong Kong took office, they would first arrive at the Queen's Pier before participating in the welcoming ceremony and swearing-in ceremony held at Edinburgh Place and Hong Kong City Hall. More about the Queen's Pier 1925 - 31 July 2007 A public pier for mooring of small vessels, classified as a Grade 1 historic building. The Queen's Pier officially closed on 26 April 2007 to make way for the Central Reclamation Phase III. Its demolition sparked some public discontent, with some conservationists camping out and hanging "No Relocation, No Demolition" banners to protest. The HKSAR government cleared the site on 1 August, resulting in the pier's demise. **About Shipping** Local Orders (Hong Kong): Default shipping method - Hong Kong Post's "Local Ordinary Mail" - Delivery typically takes two to five working days. International Orders: Default shipping method - Hong Kong Post's "International Air Mail" - Delivery typically takes five to twenty working days. Both postal services do not provide tracking numbers, and no refunds will be provided for lost mail. If you prefer registered mail, please contact Ding Ding~ (Additional postage fees are to be borne by the buyer.) **Important Notes** Due to variations in computer screen settings, there may be slight color differences between the actual product and the photos. | Additionally, product dimensions are measured when laid flat, so there may be slight measurement discrepancies due to manual measurement. Thank you for your understanding. All artwork copyrights belong to Lionhead Ding Ding and may not be reproduced, resold, or printed for any commercial purposes. If you have any inquiries, please feel free to contact Ding Ding. 【Art x Design | Lionhead Ding Ding】