Scratch Map Hello
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The Scratch Map® Hello will teach you how to say ‘Hello’ not from the other side, but from over 190 countries! So whether you want to say Hola, Salut or Kon’nichiwa, this map will help you being friendly all over the world.
Remove the foil from the countries you’ve visited to create a personalised record of your travels. Not only will you learn how to greet the locals in dozens of languages, the bright neon colours will liven up any space you decide to hang it.
For best results, use a coin on a flat surface to remove the foil.
Features:
- An original Scratch Map® map by Luckies
- Scratch the foil to reveal where you've been
- Learn how to say 'hello' in different languages
- Designed & made in UK
- Frame not included
- Material: Paper, laminate, coloured foil
- Map dimensions 59.4 x 82.5 cm
- Tube dimensions 62 x 6.5 cm
Luckies of London is a British design label making gifts people actually keep. The brand made its name with the scratch map — the world map where you scratch off the countries you have visited like a lottery ticket. That single idea grew into a whole family: travel edition, XL format, deluxe version and variants with a sense of humour of their own.
The rest of the range follows the same logic: everyday objects that somebody gave a punchline. A headphone stand shaped like a gold rock hand, a bottle opener cast as a 3D skull, a desk organiser built like a log cabin, a bath caddy for staying in longer. None of it is decoration for its own sake — the things work, they just look like more than their purpose.
The packaging is part of the signature too: Luckies designs boxes that look like vintage posters or book spines. It turns the products into gifts you can hand over without any extra wrapping.
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