Shuang Chun (Double Spring) Brick Carved Business Card Holder / Stand (Solid / Openwork)

✿ Product Specifications/Dimensions: Length 8 x Width 6 x Thickness 5 (cm) ✿ Origin: Taiwan ✿ Manufacturing Method/Material: Kiln-fired / Brick ✿ Remarks: Orders placed before 12:00 PM on the same day will be shipped out the same day. No shipping on Saturdays, Sundays, and national holidays. ✿ Product Story ✿ Double Spring Auspiciousness - Nostalgic Stationery To the Chinese people, brick red has always been a symbol of auspiciousness and good fortune. In Chinese folk traditions, "Chun" (spring) symbolizes the joyful and vigorous growth of all things. In the Minnan dialect, it also signifies abundance and prosperity. Rendered in the warm hue of red brick, this piece conveys ancient blessings of abundant good fortune. It combines the meaning of Chinese characters with a charming desktop ornament and stationery item. ✿ Convenience Store Logistics Weight Limit ✿ Due to the 5kg weight limit for convenience store pickups, please message us privately if you have concerns about weight. If the total combined weight exceeds the limit, you will be asked to cancel your order and reorder with a more suitable shipping method (home delivery). As the system cannot modify the delivery method, we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. ✿ Important Notes ✿ Due to variations in color that occur in each brick-fired product, and the natural phenomenon of "stone popping" (mineral inclusions in the clay), these are normal occurrences. Brick products are designed to emphasize natural textures. The actual appearance of the product will prevail. Please confirm that you accept these conditions before placing your order to protect your valuable consumer rights. Kiln-Fired Ash Glaze - Natural Presentation Red brick raw material: Natural clay contains minerals and other components. During the firing process at temperatures below 1,050 degrees Celsius, high-temperature kiln firing results in variations in color intensity. It may appear darker, lighter, or redder. Ash glaze from wood firing can also create natural dark or light spots, contributing to an antique aesthetic. "Stone popping" can also create natural colored spots, which are normal kiln-firing phenomena. Therefore, the product you receive will have a unique hue.