Kowloon Emperor Font Type Mouse Pad

Tsang Tso Choi (November 12, 1921-July 15, 2007), known by his nickname "Kowloon Emperor", was a street graffiti artist in Hong Kong. His graffiti creations were all Chinese characters written with a brush. The writing tells the past deeds of himself and his family, and "declares" his "sovereignty" over Kowloon. Although he is not good at walking, his handwriting can be seen in various districts of Kowloon, including Kwun Tong, Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Pier, Ping Shek Village, Tsui Ping Village, etc., as well as Hong Kong Island's Central and Western Districts outside Kowloon, and has become a collective memory of Hong Kong people. , but there are very few works left.

• The surface layer is made of multi spandex fabric which is smooth and reduces mouse resistance
• The bottom layer is made of natural rubber, which is soft and feels good to the table.
• Easy to clean and washable without fading
  
• black and white two colors
• Dimensions: 60(L) x 35(W) cm  / 90 (L) x 40 (W) cm

Suitable for friends who love Hong Kong💝, elders who miss the past, relatives who immigrated to foreign countries and homesick🛫, children who want to know the old Hong Kong👼🏻

Pictures are for reference only, and the actual product shall prevail. Items take 3-14 days to prepare, pack and deliver to the courier. The picture is for reference only, everything is subject to the actual product, this is not Authentic work of the Kowloon Emperor.