| Featured Product | Complete Set of 13 Lucky Gods Hand-Carved Stamps

〔Design Concept〕 Deeply enamored with Japanese culture, I developed a fondness for the Daruma character, which shares a beautiful resonance with the Eastern concept of the Lucky Gods. Both embody the spirit of bringing good fortune to everyone. Inspired by this essence, at chinchin illustration, I've brought my own unique Lucky Gods to life. Each god has a distinct role, forming a delightful ensemble of divine companions. In terms of design, each Lucky God is modular, with their stamp divided into different parts. This allows for playful interaction and customization, as each set includes: One stamp for the Lucky God's round body + one stamp for their facial expression + one to two stamps for their exclusive accessories (depending on the specific design). These stamps offer both playful engagement and practical utility. We warmly encourage you to mix and match multiple sets to create your own unique combinations. I'm also incredibly excited to see the creative ways you'll use these stamps! ★ This year, we've introduced a new Little Pig Lucky God set, bringing the total to 13 unique stamp sets in the complete series. Original price: NT$8450, Complete series special offer: NT$8000 ★ ................................... 〔The Complete Lucky God Army〕 ◩ Product Contents: A set each of the following: Peace, Auspiciousness, Mahjong, Prosperity, Little Fox, Prosperous Luck, Wealth and Treasure, Spring Welcome, Abundant Fish, As You Wish, Radish of Good Fortune, Longevity, and Congratulations Little Pig. ◩ Product Dimensions: 1 Lucky God Set = 1 stamp of the Lucky God's round body (approx. 5x5CM) + 1 stamp of the Lucky God's facial expression (2x3CM) + 1 or 2 stamps of the Lucky God's exclusive accessories (approx. 2x2CM, depending on the design). ◩ Product Materials: haru eraser clay / Mr. Rubber white eraser clay + natural wood / pine wood 〔Usage and Care〕 ✔ Gently tap the stamp pad, ensuring the ink covers the entire surface of the design. ✔ When switching colors, stamp repeatedly on dry tissue paper or plain paper until no color residue remains before using a new ink color. Avoid rinsing the stamp directly with water. ✔ When not in use, store stamps in a "dark, cool place." As they contain rubber, prolonged exposure to sunlight can cause softening. ✔ Avoid placing stamps face-to-face, as this may cause the surfaces to stick together over time. 〔About chinchin illustration〕 In the midst of a busy life, within a high-pressure city, we live each day with purpose, only to feel a subtle chill in our hearts at the end of the day, on the dimly lit journey home. I pick up my brush and paint, creating the world of my dreams—a world so beautiful and warm. I take up my carving knife and etch out the contours of my imagination, feeling the tangible weight of these creations in my hands. I love to paint and carve stamps, bringing little worlds to life through clean, crisp lines. Looking at these hand-carved stamps brings a knowing smile, a realization 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 Made in Taiwan, Handmade