Chamilgarden Original Wooden Stamp Set - Material (MTS-CH231)

■ Product Features ▫ Decorate your journals and notebooks! ▫ Made from natural wood, preserving its organic grain, patterns, and natural inclusions. ▫ Comes with a paper box for convenient storage. ▫ Requires a separate ink pad for use. ■ Handle Size: 17 x 13 x 15mm, Impression Surface: 16 x 12 mm ■ Packaging Size: 98 x 61 x 30mm ■ Set Weight: 62g ■ Materials: Wood; Outer Packaging: Paper ■ Contents: 18 pieces ■ Made in Taiwan ■ The wooden handles are made from natural materials, so the color, grain, natural spots, and minor indentations of the wood will vary for each piece, making every stamp unique. ■ Please note that actual product colors may have slight variations due to individual screen settings and photography techniques. _______________________________ **【 Designer: CHAMILGARDEN 】** With a pure passion for stamp carving, Chamilgarden is a stamp artisan who meticulously carves stamps daily and also teaches stamp carving. Residing in Taiwan, they dedicate their time to carving and creating stamps in a charming old apartment in Taipei. Previously working as a magazine and book editor for a publishing house, they now exclusively focus on stamp design and production. Each season, they release handmade original stamps, with their collected works published in volumes 1 through 8, 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." Primarily using erasers as the carving material, each stamp is a result of careful, one-stroke carving. Their stamp designs often draw inspiration from everyday observations, travel scenery and encounters, and cherished interests (such as text, flowers, geometry, nature, architecture, etc.). These elements are then deconstructed and reassembled, employing intricate layering of lines and surfaces, complemented by minimalist primary and secondary lines, foreign text, and personally noted symbols to form the stamp imagery. They enjoy coordinating stamps and colors, combining individual standout pieces with collaborative designs, and repeating patterns. Many graphic designs also emerge by extracting fragments from stamp designs and extending them through stamping and arrangement, resulting in creations like postcards and washi tape.