By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Department, compiled and reported by Liao Qiyu
After the "I Know" adhesive tape caused a buying craze among the public, the National Palace Museum has once again launched a bold and eye-catching sword-shaped ice cube mold. This creative and attention-grabbing item quickly stirred up discussion shortly after being released on the official website.
The Palace Museum's sword-shaped ice cube molds have become a hot topic. (Photo source: Palace Museum Boutique)
The Palace Museum previously launched "I Know" adhesive tape, which caused a buying frenzy among the public. (Photo source: Palace Museum Boutique)
This newly launched sword-shaped ice cube mold features delicate craftsmanship with exquisite embossing. The image shows the personal sword of King Gou of Yue. (Photo source: Palace Museum Boutique)
The Palace Museum’s gift items have often combined historical relics with cultural creativity, offering many innovative and fun products that visitors love. To welcome the summer, the Palace Museum Boutique has once again introduced a "Famous Swords" ice cube mold series, featuring three options: the Warring States Period Headless Sword, the Personal Sword of King Gou of Yue, and the Warring States Period Mysterious Character Sword. Each is priced at NT$350. Inspired by famous swords from the Warring States Period, each mold has its own historical story. Made from silicone, they measure 19 cm in length, 4.5 cm in width, and 3.5 cm in height, and feature beautifully detailed embossed patterns. With these molds, anyone can easily DIY their own sword-shaped popsicles, enjoying a summer filled with conversation and the atmosphere of the Warring States era!
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