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SPECIFICATION
| Package | 1setSnake-Shaped Lucky Bag Storage Jar Resin Mold |
| Material | Silicone |
| Size |
Lid：2.91*1.73inches Bottom：3.03*2inches |
| Mold Weight | 140g |
DESCRIPTION
- 🐍 Unique Snake-Inspired Design
The snake-shaped design gives the finished storage jar a distinctive look, perfect for anyone who loves creative animal-inspired decor.- 🧧 Lucky Bag-Inspired Shape
Inspired by the traditional lucky bag silhouette, this design adds a festive and auspicious touch to your handmade resin creations.- 🫙 Functional Storage Jar
Use the finished piece to store candies, jewelry, beads, coins, accessories, craft supplies, or other small treasures.- ✨ Decorative & Practical
A beautiful combination of unique design and everyday functionality. Display it on your desk, shelf, vanity, or as part of your festive decor.- 🎨 Customize Your Own Lucky Snake
Experiment with transparent resin, gold and red pigments, glitter, mica powder, metallic effects, or translucent colors to create your own special piece.- 💎 Perfect for Resin Art
Great for creating collectible decorations, festive storage containers, handmade gifts, and unique home decor.- 🎁 A Meaningful Gift Idea
Perfect for New Year celebrations, snake-themed decorations, collectors, and anyone who loves handmade pieces with a lucky and festive feel.- 🌟 Reusable Silicone Mold
Made from flexible silicone for easy demolding and repeated use, allowing you to create multiple snake-shaped storage jars.
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