The Palace Museum goes creative with sword-inspired ice cube trays, sparking a hot topic!
By MOOK Travel & Lifestyle Network Editorial Team, compiled and reported by Liao Qiyu
After the huge success of its “I Know” adhesive tape, which led to a buying frenzy among netizens, the National Palace Museum has once again captured attention with its bold and stylish sword-shaped ice cube trays. These creative and eye-catching items quickly stirred up a new wave of discussion shortly after being released on the official website.
The Palace Museum’s sword-shaped ice cube trays have become a hot topic. (Photo source: Palace Museum Boutique)
The Palace Museum previously launched “I Know” adhesive tape, which caused a buying craze among the public. (Photo source: Palace Museum Boutique)
This latest release features exquisitely crafted sword-shaped ice cube trays adorned with detailed reliefs. The image shows the Self-Made Sword of King Gou of Yue. (Photo source: Palace Museum Boutique)
The Palace Museum Boutique has a history of combining historical artifacts with creative cultural products, offering many unique and fun items that visitors love. To welcome the summer season, the boutique has introduced a new line of “Famous Swords” ice cube trays. This collection includes three options: the Warring States Period Headless Sword, the Self-Made Sword of King Gou of Yue, and the Warring States Period Mysterious Character Sword. Each tray is priced at NT$350. Inspired by famous swords from the Warring States Period, each design has its own historical background. Made from silicone, they measure 19 cm in length, 4.5 cm in width, and 3.5 cm in height, and feature beautifully carved reliefs. With these trays, anyone can easily DIY their own sword-shaped popsicles, enjoying a summer filled with conversation and a touch of the Warring States spirit!
Palace Museum Southern Branch offers free admission for the first three months during trial operation
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