[Birthday Month Special - Gift of Warmth] Limited Edition - December's Exclusive Indigenous Children's Art Thermos

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54440196179_72e6626a90.jpg To alleviate the financial burden of school fees for indigenous elementary students and to preserve the profound cultural impressions of their communities, we have continuously promoted the "Drawing Competition" event since 2018, fulfilling our corporate social responsibility. We hope that through this initiative, we can witness more children from indigenous regions grow with laughter and learn with joy. We print and preserve the award-winning artworks from the indigenous children's drawing competition. Each painting carries stories from their villages and innocent imagination, depicting the beauty and strength of indigenous culture from a purely authentic perspective. The double-layer stainless steel design is not only aesthetically pleasing but also offers superior thermal insulation for both hot and cold beverages, ensuring your drinks remain at the ideal temperature whether in the heat of summer or the chill of winter. It is perfect for daily use, such as commuting, attending classes, or working in the office. Whether for your own enjoyment or as a thoughtful gift for friends and family, this thermos will add a special warmth and a beautiful memory to your life. Let this thermos, filled with the spirit of indigenous culture, accompany you every day, bringing endless joy and heartfelt emotion. Product Name: My Tribe, My Art | Thermos Indigenous Children's Art Thermos Model: JNL-502-PRW Dimensions: L×W×H 6.5×7.2×22cm Capacity: 500ml Weight: 210g Material: SUS304 Double-layer Stainless Steel, Polypropylene (PP Plastic), Cold/Heat Resistant Silicone Style: Award-winning artworks from the indigenous children's drawing competition, 12 designs in total (Shipped randomly / Style selection available) Origin: Malaysia [All products sold in this store are for charitable purposes. The proceeds will be fully returned to the "My Tribe, My Art" drawing competition, with the hope that with the support of all sectors, we can continue to inject positive energy into the education and cultural heritage of indigenous peoples.]