Add a personal touch to your lighter with a custom name. Simply enter your preferred name (5-7 characters) in the 'Customer note to Brand' box.
Please allow 3-4 days for crafting your personalized lighter.
Specifications
- Lighter size: 5 x 4.3cm
- Weight: 146g
- Materials: Copper, genuine cowhide leather
- One product set includes:
+ A beautiful container box (6 x 7 x 4.5cm)
+ Lighter
+ 3 lighter flints
Description
As the first in the 12 zodiac animals, the Rat symbolizes prosperity and keen insight. ĐỎ has created the Rat of Prosperity lighter to emphasize the profound meaning behind this zodiac sign.
The image of the rat is elevated with hand-painted golden hues, standing out against a black leather background with subtle green accents. When the flame is ignited, the lighter shines like a masterpiece, evoking warmth and trust.
Look no further, the Rat of Prosperity lighter is the perfect gift to send your best wishes to loved ones, especially those born in the Year of the Rat.
Add a personal touch with engraved name:
- Write the desired name (5-7 characters) in the "Customer note to Brand" box.
- Please allow 3-4 days for making the lighter.
Note: As a handcrafted product, each lighter will have unique variations in pattern. However, the overall design remains consistent.
Special note
Why we CHUS it
About ĐỎ
Đỏ Art’s is the perfect amalgamation of Vietnamese folk paintings and folklore. A local Vietnamese enterprise that pays homage to Vietnamese traditions in their own unique way.
They want to raise awareness about Vietnamese traditions and culture and inspire people to uphold these traditional values.
By giving traditional characters a new medium for their stories to be retold, Đỏ Art bestows upon them dignity and honour to live on forever. Đỏ Art’s believes Vietnamese heritage belongs on the world stage. An ethically conscious accessories brand, their products have a rustic leather background, with vibrant colors and bold lines.
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