【Click-Clack Puzzle Box】Piece together the vibrancy of traditional activities into your everyday moments of joy.

To alleviate the tuition burden for Indigenous elementary school students and to preserve profound impressions of tribal culture, we have continuously promoted the "Drawing Competition" since 2018, fulfilling our corporate social responsibility. We hope that through this initiative, we can witness more children from Indigenous regions grow with laughter and learn with joy. The 7th annual drawing competition was themed "Traditional Activities in My Memory." Children used their innocent perspectives to depict the lively festivals, labor, and daily moments of their tribes. We have transformed these award-winning pieces into puzzles, allowing the artwork to be not only admired but also completed by hand. Through the process of piecing them together, one can re-experience the warmth and stories of traditional activities. Each puzzle retains the core story of the original artwork and is custom-named, complemented by a tagline that resonates with everyday life. This transforms the puzzle from a mere assembly of images into a slice of daily life that can be understood and felt. During the puzzle-making process, each "click" is a step closer to the joy of completion. Whether shared with family, enjoyed with friends, or experienced in solitary tranquility, you can find your own rhythm within the puzzle, allowing traditional culture to be preserved and passed down in a way that is closer to everyday life. More than just a puzzle, it is a cultural keepsake to be slowly completed and fondly remembered. Product Name: My Tribe, My Art | Click-Clack Puzzle Box Contents: Award-winning puzzles from the 7th "My Tribe, My Art" Drawing Competition Styles: 10 designs in total (each with a unique name and everyday tagline) Material: Thick cardboard Specifications: 38cm x 26cm Number of Pieces: 300 Origin: Taiwan [All products sold in this store are for public welfare purposes. All proceeds will be fully returned to the "My Tribe, My Art" Drawing Competition, with the hope that with the support of all sectors, we can continue to inject positive energy into the education and cultural heritage of Indigenous peoples.]