This card is a miniature ice-cream parlour. Seven little erasers sit in the blister: two waffle cones carrying a pink and a cream-yellow scoop, two layered ice lollies in pink and orange, a sundae in a blue footed cup with piped cream on top, a red polka-dot smoothie cup with a straw, and a tiny round tub with a Sweets label on its lid.

The card itself is part of the charm — it is printed as an ice-cream shop front with a striped awning, balloons and a menu board, under the series name Eraser Ice Shop from Xiao Gu Dong. The printed set number is 3010-29, and the card describes itself as an omokeshi set, the Japanese word for exactly this kind of miniature food eraser.

Children rarely use these to rub anything out. The pieces become stock for a pretend parlour, customers get served sundaes on paper plates, and the smoothie cup ends up as a dollhouse prop. They are eraser rubber and will lift pencil marks when asked, but the honest description is a play-and-collect set that happens to erase.

The manufacturer prints its own guidance on the card: a CE mark and a choking-hazard warning stating the set contains small parts and is not for children under 3 years, alongside Made in China. Safencia repeats that age line as printed — these pieces are small, and the sundae's cherry-topped details are smaller still.

One card covers a birthday-bag problem neatly: seven pieces split across siblings, or the whole card handed over as a single gift that looks fuller than its price. Safencia lists the Eraser Ice Shop card at Rs. 345 with Cash on Delivery across Pakistan — Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Rawalpindi and beyond — and WhatsApp confirms stock, your city and delivery charges before dispatch.

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