Chamilgarden Washi Stickers - Byakuroku (MTK-CH306)

**Designed by Chamilgarden, produced by Sakura Co., Ltd.** ▫ B5 size, offering versatile use for collages, journaling, and more. ▫ Printed by Japan's Sakura Co., Ltd. Reusable and provides excellent quality and color saturation. ▫ Can be cut freely and peeled off for use as stickers. ▫ Chamilgarden B5 Washi Stickers are available in various designs, all sold in our store. ■ Size / 176 x 250 mm (B5) ■ Material / Japanese Washi Paper ■ Contents / 1 Sheet ■ Packaging / OPP Bag ■ Made in Japan ■ Please note that actual product colors may vary slightly due to individual monitor settings and photography techniques. ________________________________ **[Designer: Chamilgarden]** With a simple passion for stamp carving, Chamilgarden is a stamp artist who dedicates each day to crafting stamps, teaching carving workshops, and self-identifying as a "stamp carving professional." Currently residing in Taiwan, they work diligently in an old apartment in Taipei, creating and producing stamps. Previously an editor for magazine and book publishers, they are now a full-time stamp designer. Each season, new handcrafted original stamps are released, with eight published collections featuring over 100 stamps in total. Their published books include "A Handmade Life in 12 Hours a Week," "Rubber Stamps, Open the Door!", and "12 Lessons for Beginner Rubber Stampers: Next Stamp Class." Using erasers as the primary material, each stamp is meticulously carved stroke by stroke. Stamp designs often draw inspiration from everyday life, scenery and encounters during travels, and things cherished with care, incorporating elements like text, flowers, geometric shapes, nature, and architecture. These elements are then deconstructed and reconstructed, layered with multiple points, lines, and planes, enhanced by minimalist primary and secondary lines, and foreign text, along with symbols noted during daily life to form the stamp imagery. The artist enjoys combining stamps and colors, orchestrating solo performances, collaborations, and repetitions among stamps of various sizes. Many graphic designs are also derived from fragments of stamps, extended through stamping combinations to create items like postcards and washi tape.