| Featured Work | Lucky Gods Set - Auspicious Lucky God Hand-Carved Stamp

〔Design Concept〕 Deeply enamored with Japanese culture, I developed a fondness for the Daruma doll, a character that shares a profound synergy with the Eastern concept of Lucky Gods, both conveying blessings and good fortune. Embracing this essence, at chinchin illustration, I've brought my own pantheon of Lucky Gods to life. Each deity possesses a unique role, forming a delightful ensemble of charming Lucky God companions. In terms of design, each Lucky God is divided into distinct parts, creating a set of stamps designed for playful interaction. The set includes: One round body stamp for the Lucky God + One expression stamp for the Lucky God + One to two accessory stamps exclusive to the Lucky God (varying with each design). These stamps offer both playful engagement and practical utility. We warmly invite you to mix and match multiple sets for creative combinations. We eagerly anticipate seeing the unique creations you'll craft with our stamps! ................................... 〔**Auspicious Lucky God**〕 ◩ Product Contents and Dimensions: Auspicious Lucky God body approx. 5x5cm + Auspicious Lucky God expression approx. 2x3cm + Mandarin orange approx. 2x2cm ◩ Materials: haru creamy rubber / Mr. Eraser beige rubber + solid wood / pine wood 〔Usage and Care〕 ✔ Lightly tap the ink pad, ensuring the ink covers the entire surface of the design. ✔ After using one color and before switching to another, repeatedly stamp on a "dry" tissue or plain paper until no more color appears. This prevents direct water contact with the stamp. ✔ When not in use, store the stamp in a "dark place." Due to its rubber components, prolonged exposure to sunlight can cause the stamp to soften. ✔ Avoid placing stamps surface-to-surface with each other. Over time, this can cause the surfaces to stick together. 〔About chinchin illustration〕 In the hustle and bustle of life, amidst the pressures of the city, we live each day in pursuit, only to find our empty hearts growing a little colder at the end of the day, on the dimly lit journey home. I pick up my brush and paint, painting my dream world, a place so beautiful and warm; I grasp my carving knife and etch, carving out the contours of my imagination, feeling the solid weight of the finished piece in my hands. I love to draw and carve stamps, small worlds appearing in clean, crisp lines. Looking at these hand-carved stamps brings an involuntary smile, revealing my unwillingness to be submerged in cruel reality. I am still willing to strive to create the beauty I believe in, and to share it with you all. Origin/Manufacturing Method Made in Taiwan, Handcrafted