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Pop Mart Hirono Road Journal Series Phone Lanyard

Pop Mart Hirono Road Journal Series Phone Lanyard

Blind Box | Phone Lanyard


The Hirono Road Journal Phone Lanyard is a phone strap from a travel-inspired series — a small, collectible Hirono detail that you take everywhere with you. You open the box and don't know which design you'll get this time.

189,99 zł

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Details

Product type: Phone Lanyard / Blind Box
Brand: POP MART
Series: Hirono – Road Journal
Contents: 1 random lanyard (blind box)
Length: approx. 60–70 cm (depending on variant)
Material: fabric + metal components
Style: minimalist / emotional / art-toy
Function: lanyard for phone / keys / accessories
Variants: several graphic versions + possibility of rare variant
Age: 15+ (collector's item)

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Products can be returned within 14 days of receiving your order.

Blind Box products cannot be returned once opened, as the element of surprise is an integral part of the product.

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Hirono: Lang - KICKOMI

A small, silent figure. Soft form, muted colours, a calm gaze directed somewhere off to the side. Hirono — a character created by the artist Lang — doesn't shout, doesn't show off, doesn't try to grab attention. And that is exactly why it's hard to look away. Around his hero, Lang builds a narrative of introspection and silence — emotions that rarely have a place in the world of loud design. Hirono is a character somewhere between childlike sensitivity and adult reflection, between fantasy and reality. Someone who watches the world from a distance and, in that watching, says more than many a design could ever shout. What is minimalism as a language of emotion? Which collector's series make up the world of Hirono? And why can this unassuming figure tell your story better than you can yourself?