Taiwan Tile Bamboo Coaster---Pepsi Consensus (New Release)

【Pepsi-Taiwan Tile Bamboo Coaster】 Each tile contains good blessings. Taiwan traditionally uses tiles to decorate the house and pray for happiness for the family. This film is a lily tile, which means holy, self-sufficient, noble and elegant, with both talents and virtues, and contains the blessings of Pepsi. https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1916/45073524691_b6d65d84ba_b.jpg [Can be used as coaster, hanging picture, ceramic tile] 1. Coaster: the warm and moist bamboo is made of one-piece, non-spliced 2. Decorative painting: with a hook inside, which can be hung directly on the wall This piece of Pepsi-desirable tiles, found in the Taipei Story House, is a British Tudor-style western-style building built in 1914 by Chen Chaojun, a tea merchant in Dadaocheng, Taipei, as a host to Taiwanese gentry, politicians and tea merchants from all over the world. The gathering place, fireplace and bathroom are all made of PepsiCo tiles, which is very elegant. Each tile contains card descriptions in Chinese, English and Japanese. The museum hopes that everyone can feel the beauty of the tiles, and find some time to follow the information on the card, and look at these beautiful old houses with tiles before more old houses disappear. https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1945/43240256280_0217e3c957_b.jpg Size: 10x10x0.7cm, made by Taiwanese craftsmen Selected as a diplomatic gift of Taiwan in 2018. In 2018, he was invited to exhibit at the Washington Museum of Architecture. Designated by Taiwan Art Museum, five-star hotels, and multinational companies 【Taiwan Tile Museum】 For a hundred years, Taiwan's wealthy families have built thousands of precious tiled old houses on this land, and French universities have even applied for the 【World Intangible Heritage】. With 20 years of youth and savings, we have preserved the beauty of thousands of century-old tiles, and brought Taiwan's craftsmanship back to the stage of world tile aesthetics. Your collection will be a new force. Let us continue to guard Taiwan's tile culture. https://youtu.be/UQBoR79r-jc