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Puuung Acrylic Keychain Series
A charming 10-piece collection featuring Puuung’s most beloved illustrations, reimagined as warm acrylic keychains. Perfect for collecting, gifting, or carrying a bit of love with you.
Part of a 10-piece collection featuring Puuung’s most beloved illustrations
6 × 6 cm hexagonal keychain with double-sided artwork
Printed in vibrant color on clear acrylic with a glossy finish
Durable silver-tone metal clasp for easy attachment
Ships in a clear protective sleeve (film on both sides – please remove before use)
Made in South Korea
A thoughtful gift for loved ones, fans of illustration, or just because
Shipping
Depending on the destination, the package usually takes anywhere from 7 to 14 days to arrive from South Korea. For deliveries within South Korea, the package typically arrives within 1-2 days. Delivery delays can occasionally occur. If the product takes more than 14 days to arrive, please contact us at hello@puuung1.com. Shipping charges for your order will be calculated and displayed at checkout.
Import Taxes & Fees
For U.S. customers: As of August 29, 2025, the de minimis threshold of USD $800 has been removed. All shipments to the U.S. are subject to 15% customs duties and a $4.5 clearance fee. These costs are already included in the shipping fee, so no additional payment is required upon delivery.
Absolutely a wonderful keychain from one of my favorite illustrations! Your work is among my favorites and I never fail to smile when I see it. Thank you very much!
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Marjan Kh
Love it!!!
Such a good quality. Something very special. They also sent couple of cute postcards with the purchase and one sticker. Loved them all. Highly recommend <3
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DinuL
Just as advertised and with the additional touches in the package made for a unique and lovely gift, would highly recommend.
About Work
First Snow, 2017
We snuggled under the blanket and watched the first snow fall outside the window.
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Pencil sketch on paper, scanned and digitally colored using Photoshop.
