Tin carving carnation love charm difference picture frame

■Pin Carnation Carnation Picture Frame■ In 1907, American Mother’s Day founder Anna Jarvis chose carnations as a symbol of Mother’s Day because this flower was her mother’s favorite. At the same time, she chose white carnations to symbolize the purity of maternal love. As the times change, if the mother is still alive on Mother’s Day, she should wear a red carnation, otherwise it will be white. People in some countries, such as Austria and Italy, wear red carnations on International Labor Day as a symbol of socialism and the labor movement. [10] The symbol of the Portuguese carnation revolution is also the red carnation. There is a custom of wearing green carnations on St. Patrick's Day, and it is famous for being worn by the Irish writer and famous gay Oscar Wilde, so it has become a symbol of homosexuality. At Oxford University, students taking exams traditionally wear carnations, such as white for the first exam, pink for the mid-term exam, and red for the end of the term. ■ Quality material ■ ▪️ 99.9 pure tin/acrylic/wood/resin ■ Dimensions ■ Tin carving size ▪️ 25 cm*20 cm Frame size ▪️ 297 cm*42 cm, thickness 2.8 cm ▪️There is a lanyard on the back of the frame ■ Note ■ ▪️ Purely handmade, each style has traces of hand-made, as shown in the picture, suitable for friends who like hand-made ▪️ Accept custom order: If you have special needs, you can click to contact the designer to provide customized services. ■ Tin maintenance ■ ▪️ For normal maintenance, please wipe gently with a soft cloth to restore silvery white and brightness. ▪️ Do not use detergent to clean. ■ Use of silver cloth ■ ▪️ If there is oxidation, wipe it with a silver cloth to restore the gloss. ▪️ It is normal for the wiped cloth to become black, and it can still be used repeatedly, please do not wash it.