| Featured Product | The Five Deities Series - Maneki-neko Hand-Carved Stamp

【 Design Concept 】 This time, a new series of lucky deities has been created, themed around animal forms, named the Five Deities Series. This hand-carved stamp features one of everyone's favorite animals – a cat! In Japan, cats are often depicted as symbols of good fortune, so this design thoughtfully portrays a cute Maneki-neko (beckoning cat). We hope you'll love it. - 【 Size 】 Diameter 5cm - 【 Materials 】 Round natural wood (will be replaced with square natural wood if the original material is out of stock) + suede eraser -- 〔 Precautions 〕 1. Each piece of wood will have unique patterns and grain; the actual product shipped will prevail. 2. Although the stamp design is taken from the same artwork, each hand-carved stamp will have slight variations. This individuality is precisely what gives hand-carved stamps their unique charm and value. 3. Each hand-carved stamp is test-stamped once after completion to ensure it is perfectly carved. You may notice a faint ink residue, which is normal. Please do not be concerned. -- 〔 Usage & Care 〕 ✔ Lightly dab the ink pad, ensuring the ink covers the entire surface of the design. ✔ When switching to a different ink color, repeatedly stamp the image onto dry tissue paper or plain paper until no color appears before using a new color. Do not rinse the stamp directly with water. ✔ When not in use, store the stamp in a cool, shaded place. As the material contains rubber, prolonged exposure to sunlight can cause the stamp to soften. ✔ When storing multiple stamps, do not place them so that their stamped surfaces are in contact. They may stick together over time. -- 〔 About chinchin illustration 〕 In the midst of a busy life, in a high-pressure city, We toil away day after day, only to feel a hollow chill as the day ends and we return home in the dim light. I pick up my brush to paint, painting a world of my dreams—a world so beautiful and warm. I pick up my carving knife to etch, carving out the contours of my imagination, and holding the substantial artwork in my hands brings a sense of reality. I love to paint and carve stamps; small worlds emerge within crisp lines. Looking at these hand-carved stamps brings a knowing smile, reminding me that I refuse to be consumed by harsh reality. I am still willing to strive to create the beauty I believe in, and to share it with you all.