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Lucky Lucky Lucky Jubao Ceramic Piggy Bank

The Lucky Toad Lucky Toad Lucky Lucky Jubao Ceramic Poker is full of rain and green. The design refers to the appearance of the traditional Lucky Toad, taking its posture and charm, and reshaping the classic with craftsmanship and design and neat and simple modern lines. It has been revised countless times. Adjust to make every streamlined surface shine. It integrates the images of wishful thinking, gathering treasures and attracting wealth, and connects it with contemporary beauty, easily integrating into the modern space appearance.

The patented coin design of Laoji Jubao Ceramics allows you to experience the ritual of throwing in coins to make a wish. It is the best blessing for giving gifts during the holidays and lets your wishes slip into your bag! Hold the coins in your hands and make a sincere wish: the coins are thrown into the mouth of Laoji through a special coin, which incorporates the ritual sense of the traditional mythical beast toad biting the money, and the blessings are doubled. The coins slip smoothly into the lucky treasure, which symbolizes that everything goes smoothly, and the crisp feedback sound brings people a healing feeling of being able to respond to their requests.

The ceramic-made Geji Jubao is made in cooperation with local ceramic craftsmen. The traditional five elements are mutually reinforcing: wood, fire, earth, metal, and water. Earth produces gold. Porcelain clay is extracted from the earth. Ceramic materials are used to make piggies. Earth produces gold, which is full of auspiciousness. The coin is made of zinc alloy, electroplated with 22K gold, and contains a trace amount of pure gold, which can withstand the friction of the coin and normal impacts. After many adjustments, the ceramic material was combined with the alloy coins to achieve both aesthetic and functional requirements.

Few people in today's young generation know that the traditional lucky mascot in Taiwan is a toad, let alone that the lucky toad has only three legs. If the culture cannot be passed on, the Lucky Toad will be on the verge of extinction. Just like ecological conservation saved the Taiwanese Shihu, we should also save the Lucky Toad in terms of cultural continuation! The creative team "Xiao Creative" from Taiwan uses design to transform the traditional lucky toad into a lucky "Jaji" that makes people smile. With a new appearance full of design sense, the traditional culture continues in the new era.