Here is a keyholder souvenir from Barcelona, Spain. The mosaic colors are light green, pink, yellow, and light blue. It will be a pop and cute accent. ⚫︎Condition: Unused. It has been stored in the condition shown in photos 7 and 8. It was taken out of the bag for the photoshoot. The bag and backing card have folds, scratches, and stains. ■Size: Approximately 5.0 cm wide x 7.0 cm long x 1.0 cm thick ■Material: Metal Symbol of Gaudí architecture: The lizard object is the central figure of the fountain on the grand staircase at the entrance of Park Güell, designed by Antoni Gaudí. It is decorated with colorful mosaic tiles (trencadís technique) and is very eye-catching. "Dragon" theory: Locals sometimes call this lizard "El Drac" (Dragon). It is said to originate from the legend of Saint George, the patron saint of Catalonia, who defeated a dragon, and it also has a unique cultural meaning in this region. Amulet for warding off evil and bringing good luck: In Gaudí's architecture, gargoyles (rain gutters) are sometimes installed, like Japanese oni-gawara and shisa, to ward off evil and misfortune. This lizard is also a familiar motif for bringing good luck, as it acts as the guardian of the fountain and is also associated with "yamori" (gecko), which protects the house. Appeal to tourists: Park Güell is a must-see spot for many tourists visiting Barcelona, so the lizard keyholder, which is its symbol, is the perfect souvenir for memories and keepsakes of the trip. For these reasons, lizard keyholders are widely popular as standard souvenirs in Spain (especially Barcelona). Lizard Gecko Newt Reptile