Pai Gow was a popular pastime for Hong Kong men in the 70s and 80s, with origins tracing back to the Song Dynasty. This game even made an appearance in the classic novel "The Deer and the Cauldron"!
Front: 財運亨通 (May wealth flow freely)
Back: 【天】Pai Gow tile motif
The lettering is hand-painted with gold lacquer.
6mm black acrylic, 75mm x 30mm, engraved.
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- Acrylic
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- Machine-made
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- Hong Kong
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- Customizable
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- Li Han Gang Kai is a street calligraphy style rich with the spirit of 1980s Hong Kong. Once used exclusively for advertising signs, it is now being crafted into various unique products. We hope this font, imbued with a distinct Hong Kong flavor, can be preserved.
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