[Healing Ornaments | Ornaments] Friendly Pomeranian Dog-Dog Shape Stone Sculpture

|Laifu Series-"Friendly Pomeranian Dog" dog-shaped stone sculpture| "Laifu" has a bit of a rustic name, but it is close to childhood memories and that loyal emotion. With the skillful hands of the designer, the dog’s aura is expressed in a cute and funny shape. It is as big as the palm of your hand, like a small and cute marshmallow, bringing a sweet and happy taste. I'm not afraid of life Like novelty things Playful and happy This world is so interesting |Product Information| •Material: composite stone •Specifications: Product 9.5x6x(H)7cm, gift box 14x14x(H)9cm •Weight: Net weight 0.4kg, boxed 0.7kg ★ Exquisite gift box packaging The heaven-and-earth lid-shaped hardcover gift box contains a poem card. Whether it is a collection or a gift, it can exquisitely present the texture of the product and the intention of giving the gift. |Collection methods and precautions| •For daily maintenance, please use electrostatic dust removal paper (brush) and gently brush away the dust; if you accidentally get stains, do not wash them with water. You can use an eraser to gently wipe off the stains. •Do not hit or rub hard to avoid breakage or scratches, and avoid direct sunlight or moisture. |Brand persistence| •Design & Made in TAIWAN Each piece is a sculpture created by a designer and then made of Stone by master craftsmen. Through the warm texture and warm touch of the stone, the product presents a delicate and bright texture and the texture of a hand-made sculpture. |About CHU,AN Design| With a "chirp" sound, the innocent child sent a lovely kiss to the world, lighting up everything and conveying love and hope. "Chuchu" is like the sound of a sweet kiss! "An" represents anyone we care about or anything we love. CHU,AN Design brings together Taiwan's cutting-edge designers and young artists to transform the innocence and sweet memories in life into simple and round shapes to create a series of cultural and creative gifts and life decorations. When we present our works with both hands, we hope that the warmth conveyed by our palms will also warm the world.