Taiwan Art Formation Series-Buma Formation Congratulations on Lu’s Promotion

Bu Ma Formation: The characteristic art formation in Taiwanese folk custom evolved from the bamboo circus opera. The person riding the horse is the champion, and the other person plays the role of the groom. The two perform with dexterous, funny, and exaggerated movements, symbolizing the success of the champion and good luck. **Art Array: Taiwan’s unique folk culture of circumambulation or temple fair activities. Yi Zhen is the collective name of "Yi Pavilion" and "Zhen Tou", which refers to folk groups that include technical performances. Its purpose is to celebrate the gods and pray for the people. Bu Ma Zhen iron-on embroidery piece (Taiwan Art Zhen series) Embroidery piece size: 5(w)x4(h)cm Packing size: 6.8(w)×9(h)cm *The embroidery piece can be pasted at will or ironed on the fabric. How to use hot stamping embroidery pieces: *When used as stickers, they are suitable for sticking on paper items. *If you need to stick it on cloth products, you can use an iron (temperature 160℃). Press and iron for about 15-25 seconds, and it will be completely attached after the temperature drops. Do not move until it cools down. *When adhering to elastic materials or fabrics with three-dimensional textures, it is recommended to sew directly. Little reminder: *When ironing the embroidery piece, it is recommended to iron it on the reverse side to make it stronger. If you can only iron the front side, you can put a layer of thin cotton cloth on it to prevent damage during ironing. *Do not knead the embroidery piece until it is completely cool (about 15 minutes). Can be washed after 24 hours, do not dry clean. *Do not burn on waterproof materials, damp items or flammable materials. *It is inevitable that there will be color difference between the products on the screen. If you have any questions, please message us.