The design of this item is inspired by the National Palace Museum's collection"Artificial planter with a coral carving of the planetary deity Kuixing, Qing dynasty"(1644~1911 C.E.). The Chimoz kamay is disguised as a Kuixing, and other Chimoz groups are integrated into it. Presented in an illustration style, it shows culture and creativity.

⚠️ Sold Out ⚠️ The design of this item is inspired by the National Palace Museum's collection " Immortal Blossoms in an Everlasting Spring", Giuseppe Castiglione. In this reimagined artwork, Gahca Chicken is transformed into the birds on the tree, launching a new creative and cultural trend.

The design of this item is inspired by the National Palace Museum's collection "Cats and Butterflies of Longevity". In this reimagined artwork, Takokuma&friends came to the painting with the cat calligraphy, vivid and interesting impression, looking forward to jointly create the trend of literature innovation.

The design of this item is inspired by the National Palace Museum's collection Ten Fine Hounds (“Tawny-Yellow Leopard”), Reinterpret this painting by adding a modern cartoon-style character who drinks bubble tea into a famous painting with a long history, creating a sense of conflict and fun.

The design of this item is inspired by the National Palace Museum’s collection"One Hundred Horses", The Italian-born Qing Dynasty court painter Lang Shining's work is also one of the top ten handed down famous paintings. It integrates the Taiwanese-style aboriginal guardian elves Twa'omas in harmony with the shepherd and the relaxed afternoon time of the entire horse herd. Seeing the horses in different postures, standing, running, kneeling, lying down, can be described as the state of the horse, which reflects a harmonious relationship between human beings and other creatures in nature.

The concept of time travel was used in this art project so that the Kuroro Space Exploration Team from NGC6543 could appear real time in ink painting “ Travelers Among Mountains and Streams” by Fan Kuan of the Song dynasty, collections of the National Palace Museum. The art project used the core concept of the metaverse to shape the interactions among lives that travels through time and space in the virtual world.

The design of this item is inspired by the National Palace Museum's collection " The Knick-knack Peddler and Playing Children" by Su Han-ch'en." HOOHOOLAB is transformed into Chinese vintage-style toys, and follows the Sung dynasty vender, attracting children to the market. Combined with illustrations to recreate the common people's life in hundreds of years ago.

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