Spring Roll Sticker, Fried Egg Roll Appetizer Sidedish Dim Sum Foodie Cantonese Chinese Asian Cuisine Kawaii Cute Snack Food Lumpia Cha Gio Muijistudio

Crispy fried spring rolls, also called chun guen in Cantonese is a Chinese appetizer and dim sum dish that involves a vegetable or meat filling rolled in a wrapper and then fried to golden perfection. This is also a popular appetizer in other Asian cuisines including the Filipino version lumpia or Vietnamese version of cha gio! Spring rolls are perfect to bring to a party because they are easy to eat and super tasty! These spring roll stickers are perfect for yourself or as gifts for friends who are also spring roll lovers!

Perfect for decorating laptops, tablets, phones, notebooks, water bottles and more!

2.5 inches x 2.2 inches vinyl sticker

• Printed on a white premium adhesive film with a glossy weather resistant laminate with a 2-4 year minimum outdoor life.
• Printed on a PVC-free film that’s environmentally friendly
• White premium PP film with a permanent adhesive
• PET laminate with UV screening to protect from weather and sunlight

Processing will typically take about 1-3 business days and will be sent via USPS First Class mail in a letter envelope.

Actual product color may vary slightly from the images shown. Every monitor or mobile display has a different capability to display colors, and every individual may see these colors differently. In addition, lighting conditions at the time the photo was taken can also affect an image’s color.

Materials: Paper

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About Muijistudio: Owned by Asian American artist Jenny Yip, Muijistudio is a gift shop that sells a mix of cute and sassy art, stickers, stationery, accessories, apparel and more! All designs are lovingly created by Jenny and are largely inspired by her background as a Chinese Filipina American, the nostalgia of childhood, and her love of food. She hopes that her creations and products bring joy to others, provide representation to Asian Americans in art, and most importantly, motivate people to embrace their authentic selves through her cute and snarky mascot, Jubo the Piggy!