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Tatcha is ringing in the New Year with a little mystery as the Japanese-inspired skincare brand kicks off its Lucky Bag Event.
The giveaway is a nod to the Japanese New Year tradition of Fukubukuro —  which means “lucky bag.”
During Fukubukuro, merchants create grab bags packed with mystery contents.
The mystery contents of the bags are usually worth more value than the sticker price of the bag — making for an exciting deal for shoppers who receive them.
Tatcha’s Fukubukuro bag is worth over $100.

And you just need to use the code LUCKY20 at checkout to pick up one of your own.

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Fukubukuro can be traced back to Japan’s Edo period, which lasted from 1603 to 1867.

And millenia later, the custom remains a celebrated tradition which symbolizes good fortune that shoppers hope to carry into the year.

But Tatcha’s

will only last through January 12, or until supplies last.

So be sure to snag your bag of mystery goodies quickly and claim a 2020 filled with good luck and prosperity.

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