The Door Sticker

👹 "A Hundred Ghost Stories of Hong Kong" - Part 7️⃣ 👹 0️⃣ 2️⃣ 8️⃣ 🚪 The Door 🚪 👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻 ✅ 1 Original Sticker ✅ 📐 Size: 48mm × 48mm 📐 🌟 Specification: Silver Laser Sparkle Sticker 🌟 📩 Packaging: Comes in a clear plastic sleeve 📩 👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻👻 WE ARE THE PIGS™’s inaugural project is "A Hundred Ghost Stories of Hong Kong" (referred to as "Ghost Stories"). As lyricist Lin Xi once said, "The existence of ghost stories is what makes Hong Kong precious." The emergence of local ghost legends often reflects the social conditions, prevailing atmosphere, and unique historical context of the time, making them worthy of documentation and preservation. We aspire to explore Hong Kong's centennial history, culture, and identity by compiling a collection of its folk ghost tales. "Ghost Stories" uses "Shokugan" stickers as a medium to interpret Hong Kong's ghost legends. These collectible stickers first appeared in 1977, included with snack packaging in Japan, typically measuring 4.8 x 4.8 cm. They were commonly known as "chocolate biscuit stickers," "Shokugan stickers," or "biscuit stickers." In the 80s and 90s, influenced by Japanese pop culture, these "Shokugan stickers" became a collective childhood memory for many Hongkongers. We have systematically organized 100 ghost stories and combined them with Shokugan stickers as a new media format, visually documenting a "Compendium of Yokai" that belongs to Hong Kong. The project features 100 Shokugan stickers, each themed around a Hong Kong ghost story. For each tale, we have created a unique monster character and a brief description. The stickers are enhanced with special printing effects, such as laser sparkle, hot stamping foil (gold and silver), to increase the collectible value of "A Hundred Ghost Stories of Hong Kong." The "A Hundred Ghost Stories of Hong Kong" sticker series compiles stories of a hundred local ghosts and spirits, with original illustrations and text bringing to life mysterious events. Part 7 includes "The Braided Girl," "Oxtail Soup in the Dormitory," "The Lotus Pond Ghost Lady," and "The Door."