| Featured Work | Lucky God Series - Congratulatory Pig Lucky God Hand-Carved Stamp

〔Design Concept〕 The new creation for 2019 – Congratulatory Pig Lucky God – joins the Lucky God Combination Stamp series! This set includes four stamps, offering a delightful way to play with this collection. My deep affection for Japanese culture led me to admire the Daruma character, which shares a similar spirit with Eastern Lucky Gods in spreading good fortune. Embodying this essence, at chinchin illustration, I've created my own pantheon of Lucky Gods. Each deity has a unique role, forming a charming troupe of little Lucky Gods. The design breaks down each Lucky God into different parts, making them a set of stamps designed for playful interaction. The contents include: One stamp for the Lucky God’s round body + One stamp for the Lucky God’s expression + One to two stamps for the Lucky God’s exclusive accessories (depending on the specific design). These stamps offer both playful engagement and practical use. We warmly welcome you to purchase multiple sets and mix and match them. We also eagerly anticipate seeing the creative ways you'll use these stamps in your own projects. ................................... 〔**Congratulatory Pig Lucky God**〕 ◩ Product Contents & Dimensions: Congratulatory Pig Lucky God Body approx. 5x5cm + Congratulatory Pig Lucky God Expression approx. 2x3cm + "福" (Fortune) character stamp approx. 2.5x2.5cm + Cherry Blossom stamp approx. 1x1cm ◩ Product Materials: haru creamy eraser / Mr. Rubber white eraser + Original Wood / Pine Wood 〔Usage & Care〕 ✔Lightly dab the ink pad, ensuring the entire pattern surface is covered. ✔After using one color and before switching to another, repeatedly stamp on a "dry" tissue or plain paper until no color is transferred. This prevents color mixing. Do not rinse the stamp directly with water. ✔When not in use, please store the stamps in a "dark place." As the material contains rubber, prolonged exposure to sunlight can cause softening. ✔Avoid placing stamps face-to-face for extended periods, as this may cause the surfaces to adhere. 〔About chinchin illustration〕 In the midst of a busy life, within a high-pressure city, we rush through our days. Yet, at the end of the day, on the dim journey home, we might find our empty hearts growing a little cold. I pick up my brushes to paint, depicting my dream world – a place of such beauty and warmth. I take up my carving knives to etch, sculpting the forms of my imagination, feeling the tangible weight of the finished piece in my hands. I love to draw and carve stamps. Tiny worlds unfold within crisp lines. Looking at these hand-carved stamps brings a knowing smile, revealing a reluctance to be submerged in harsh reality. It's a desire to still strive and create the beauty I believe in, and to share it with all of you. Origin/Manufacturing Method Origin: Taiwan. Handmade.