Chamilgarden Original Wooden Stamps Relief - Only Child_Beginning (MTS-CH390)

**【 Chamilgarden Only Child_Beginning Relief Number Stamp 】** ■ Handle Dimensions / 24 x 16 x H20 (mm) ■ Impression Surface Dimensions / 20 x 12 (mm) ■ Packaging Dimensions / Approx. 86 x 75 x 20 (mm) ■ Set Weight / 75 g ■ Handle Material / Beechwood ■ Impression Surface Material / Rubber, Foam ■ Packaging Material / Heavyweight Grey Cardboard ■ Made in Taiwan **【Product Contents】** 1. Numbers 0-9, 10 stamps in total 2. Storage box ■ The stamp handles are made from natural wood. The color, grain, natural spots, and subtle imperfections of the wood will vary, making each piece unique. ■ The "Only Daughter_Shimamoto (Intaglio)" number stamps are also available in our shop. Click here to purchase ► ► https://www.pinkoi.com/product/5D6xDkJC ■ Please note that actual product colors may vary slightly due to individual screen settings and photography techniques. _______________________________ **【Designer Chamilgarden】** Driven by a simple passion for stamp carving, Chamilgarden is a stamp artisan who dedicates each day to meticulously crafting stamps and also offers carving workshops. Based in Taiwan and working from a charming old apartment in Taipei, they describe themselves as a "stamp carving professional." Previously a magazine and book editor in the publishing industry, they now focus full-time on stamp design. Each season, they release new handmade creations, with eight published collections featuring over 100 unique stamps. Their authored 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 their carving medium, each stamp is slowly and deliberately brought to life with every cut and stroke. Stamp designs often draw inspiration from everyday discoveries, landscapes and encounters during travels, and cherished interests (such as text, florals, geometry, nature, and architecture). These elements are then deconstructed and reassembled, employing multi-layered lines, intersections, minimalist primary and secondary lines, and foreign characters, along with personal notations of components and symbols to compose the stamp imagery. They enjoy pairing stamps and colors, combining solo or collaborative arrangements of large and small stamps, and exploring repetition. Many graphic designs also originate from fragments of stamp designs, extended through printing and combination techniques (for example, postcards and washi tape).