| Featured Works | Cork Stopper Little Gods of Fortune - Complete Set of 16 Hand-Carved Stamps

〔Design Concept〕 Deeply enamored with Japanese culture, I developed a fondness for Daruma dolls, which share a wonderful synergy with the Eastern concept of Gods of Fortune, both embodying the spirit of bringing blessings to everyone. Inspired by this, at chinchin illustration, I've created my own unique pantheon of Fortune Gods, each with their own distinct role – a delightful ensemble of little deities. Unlike our previous God of Fortune combination stamp series, this collection is designed with journaling in mind. They are small and charming, featuring cork stoppers as bases for a lightweight and practical feel. The designs also differ from the God of Fortune combination stamps, making each little Fortune God truly one-of-a-kind. ................................... 〔Complete Series〕 ◩ Product Types: Fortune, Joy, Wealth, Prosperity, Flowers, Luck, Harmony, Smoothness, Growth, Encouragement, Success, Laughter, Goodness, Excellent, Wonderful, Splendid ◩ Product Size: Approx. 2X2CM ◩ Product Materials: haru creamy rubber / Mr. Eraser off-white rubber + cork 〔Usage and Care〕 ✔ Lightly tap the ink pad, ensuring the ink covers the entire surface of the design. ✔ When switching colors, stamp repeatedly on a "dry" tissue or plain paper until no more color transfers before using a new ink color. Avoid rinsing the stamp directly with water. ✔ When not in use, store the stamp in a "dark place." As the material contains rubber, prolonged exposure to sunlight can cause softening. ✔ For multiple stamps, avoid storing them with the stamped surfaces facing each other, as they may stick together over time. 〔About chinchin illustration〕 In the hustle and bustle of life, amidst the pressures of the city, we live our days tirelessly, only to find our hearts feeling a slight chill at the end of a long, dim journey home. I pick up my brush and paint, creating a world of my dreams – a world so beautiful and warm. I take up my carving knife and etch, shaping the contours of my imagination, holding the substantial artwork feeling so wonderfully real. I love to draw and carve stamps; tiny worlds come to life within clean lines. Looking at these hand-carved stamps brings a smile to my face, reminding me that I refuse to be consumed by harsh realities. I am still willing to strive to create the beauty I believe in, and to share it with all of you. Origin/Manufacturing Method Origin: Taiwan, Handmade