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DESIGN EXHIBITION · 4 min read · 2025-10-22

3D puzzle references at the Shantou Industrial Design Center

An archived Charmer display showing architectural, stadium and cultural paper-model references in an exhibition setting.

For product, museum, education and gift teams looking for visual directions before a custom-project review.

Architectural and stadium paper models displayed at the Shantou Industrial Design Center
Adapted from Charmer’s archived first-party exhibition page and original display photographs. Product performance language was removed unless supported elsewhere in the current site. Original company article.

In brief

Charmer’s October 2025 archive documents a display of architectural, stadium and cultural puzzle references at the Shantou Industrial Design Center. The images are useful evidence of subjects and presentation directions previously shown by the company. They are not specifications for current products, and availability, materials, dimensions, artwork and packaging still require project confirmation.

What is visible in the archived display

The preserved photographs show assembled architectural and stadium models alongside cultural display pieces. They provide a first-party visual record of the types of subjects Charmer presented at the exhibition.

Use displays as a direction, not a specification

A displayed model can help a buyer discuss silhouette, subject recognition and presentation. It should not be used to infer the material, dimensions, certification status, packaging format or production readiness of a new project.

Turn a visual idea into a reviewable brief

Select one or two references and explain what you want to keep, change or explore. A useful brief can begin before every commercial detail is decided.

  • Subject and intended use
  • Preferred visual reference
  • Artwork ownership and approval route
  • Questions for sampling and packaging review

What needs a current confirmation

The archived event photographs remain useful for provenance and design discussion. Current product availability, custom scope, sampling, specifications and delivery details must be confirmed for the individual project.

What to prepare

A discussion checklist, not a production approval or a list of mandatory specifications.

  • A photograph, landmark, mascot or theme you may share
  • The intended audience and use of the finished item
  • The product format or display reference closest to your idea
  • Open questions about artwork, structure, packaging and timing

Turn the checklist into a brief.

Describe your reference and intended use, then list the questions still open. No file upload is available in the form; discuss files during follow-up.

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