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🚚 Free delivery on orders over €60
To a relay point in metropolitan France.
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🇫🇷 90% Made in France
90% of our selection is made in France.
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Quality, provenance, and impact at the heart of our selection.
A little luck, a lot of personality
Small tiles, great satisfaction
Features
- Brand
- Pixel Corner
- Model
- Lucky Cat
- Product type
- Pixel Art mosaic craft kit
- Theme
- Japan, Maneki-neko and pixel art culture
- Design
- Lucky Japanese cat with raised paw
- Technique
- Assembly and gluing of mosaic tiles
- Material
- Recycled glass mosaic tiles
- Format
- Mini
- Dimensions
- 25 × 19 cm
- Tile size
- 1.2 cm
- Completion time
- Approximately 2 hours
- Difficulty
- 3/5 – Intermediate level
- Recommended age
- 5 years and up with adult supervision
- Box contents
- Recycled glass tiles, glue, gluing grid, template, illustrated guide and wall mounting kit
- Design
- France
- Assembly
- France
- Packaging
- Reusable packagingUse | DIY craft activity and wall decoration
- Installation
- Wall mounting included
- Use
- DIY craft activity and wall decoration
- Gift idea
- Housewarming, business opening, birthday and good luck charm
- Inspiration
- Maneki-neko, Japanese symbol of luck and prosperity
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Lucky Cat Pixel Art Kit contain?
The kit includes everything you need to create your mosaic: recycled glass tiles, an adhesive mesh, glue suitable for mosaics, a template to follow, an illustrated step-by-step guide, and a wall-mounting system. That means you can get started without buying any additional specialist materials.
What are the dimensions of the Lucky Cat Mini?
The Mini version of the Lucky Cat Pixel Art Kit measures 25 × 19 cm when assembled. It uses small 1.2 cm mosaic tiles. The manufacturer also offers a Classic version measuring 49 × 37 cm, but the Kiplé listing covers the Mini size only.
How long does it take to complete the Lucky Cat mosaic?
Pixel Corner estimates approximately two hours of assembly time and a difficulty level of 3/5. Assembly involves reproducing the supplied design by gradually gluing on the mosaic tiles. The time required may vary depending on each person’s pace. You should also allow time for the piece to dry before mounting it on the wall.
What does the Japanese Maneki-neko cat mean?
The Maneki-neko is a traditional Japanese lucky cat, recognizable by its raised paw. It is often found in homes and businesses, where it symbolizes good luck, hospitality, and prosperity. Lucky Cat reimagines this popular figure in colorful pixel art, creating a decorative object that is both playful and symbolic.
Is the Pixel Art Kit Lucky Cat made in France?
The Lucky Cat kit is designed and assembled in France by Pixel Corner. Its tiles are made from recycled glass and colored throughout. The brand thus combines an accessible creative activity with recycled materials and French assembly.