CHAMILGARDEN Original Wooden Stamp Series Vol. 3 - Piece Series - Stripes (MTS-CH170)

**【 CHAMILGARDEN - Piece Original Stamp 】** I find myself drawn to a melody for a time, Listening to a melody, I reminisce about a past moment, Seated in a moment, I trace the lines of memories from another time. Numbers Grid Stripes Polka Dots Symbols Floral Grass ....... The world is full of opportunities for encounters, Memory is a form of reunion, In the most beautiful of times, things gently diverge, Slowly, thoughtfully. _______________________________ ▫ Made in Taiwan, stamps feature handles crafted from natural wood for a comfortable grip and collectible value. ▫ The "Piece" series includes 12 designs, all available in our shop. ■ Handle dimensions: 54x44x15 mm, Stamped surface dimensions: 52x42 mm ■ Product weight: 28g ■ Handle material: Wood; Stamped surface: Rubber ■ Contents: 1 piece ■ Made in Taiwan ■ The stamp handles are made from natural wood. The color, grain, natural spots, and subtle indentations of the wood will vary, making each piece unique. ■ Please note: 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 maker who dedicates each day to meticulously crafting stamps. They also conduct stamp carving workshops and describe themselves as a "stamp carving professional." Currently residing in Taiwan, they work diligently from a cozy apartment in Taipei, creating and making stamps. Previously, they worked as an editor for magazines and books at a publishing house, and now focus entirely on stamp design. Each season, they release a collection of handmade, original stamps. Their collected works have been published in volumes No. 1-8, featuring over 100 stamps in volume 8. 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." Utilizing erasers as the primary material for stamp carving, each stamp is carefully etched, stroke by stroke, onto the eraser. Their stamp designs often draw inspiration from everyday discoveries, landscapes and encounters from travels, and cherished interests (such as text, flora, geometry, nature, architecture, etc.). These elements are then deconstructed and reassembled, employing layered lines and planes, minimalist primary and secondary lines, foreign text, and personal symbols to construct the stamp imagery. They enjoy pairing stamps and colors, orchestrating solo performances, collaborations, and repetitions among stamps of varying sizes. Many graphic designs also originate from fragments of their stamps, extended through creative stamping combinations (e.g., postcards/washi tape).