Lion Office Imagination Factory Introduction
Lion Stationery was founded in 1956 and has stood in Taiwan for nearly 70 years, accompanying the growth of the Taiwanese people. It has consistently played a leading role in the field of stationery and art supplies in Taiwan, cultivating the domestic and international markets with the management philosophy of "frugality and hard work," and striving to promote the development of cultural and artistic pursuits, thereby enhancing the aesthetic quality of life for the people. It mainly produces office stationery products such as felt-tip pens and whiteboard markers, as well as children's artistic supplies like crayons, colored pens, and watercolors, continually innovating in the domestic and international stationery and art supplies markets. In 2006, the "Cream Lion" brand was established to enhance the youthful image of Lion Stationery and bridge the gap with the public, also venturing into the licensing market for diversified management, breaking through its original market boundaries. Albert Einstein once said, "Imagination is more important than knowledge," because "Logic will get you from A to B; imagination will take you everywhere." Lion Stationery aspires to ignite everyone's imagination in this domain, trigger an interest in learning about art, unleash creativity, and encourage the appreciation of aesthetics that naturally exist in life. As of 2020, the "Imagination Factory" was established, where Lion Stationery opened its doors to transition from the stationery industry to the cultural and creative service industry, continuing the promotion of art education. With the brand philosophy of "Imagination is your superpower," it combines a space for creativity and play, allowing everyone to harness their superpowers to learn about art. This space gathers knowledge, creativity, fun, and experiential courses, enabling everyone to collectively engage in learning about living aesthetics and knowledge transfer, hoping that Lion Stationery will accompany both adults and children through the next 70 years. (Source: Ministry of Economic Affairs - Tourism Factory Official Website)
