Double Happiness Arrow Throw (Pen Holder)

Arrow throwing was a ceremonial game during ancient banquets. A specially made pot was used, and guests would take turns throwing arrows into it; the one who hit the most won, and the loser would drink. Thus, arrow throwing is a shortened form of "throwing arrows into a pot," a game where participants, at a certain distance, took turns throwing arrows into a pot, and the victor was decided by counting "chips." This activity shares many similarities with ancient archery rituals in form, interest, method, and rules. Therefore, arrow throwing can also be described as a game with the characteristics of archery rituals, using arrows in place of darts and a pot in place of a target.

For improved practicality, arrows can be replaced with pens