Chambre bleue Blue House/Medieval Gallery_Beech Wood Stamp

⋯Chambre bleue blue house⋯ {To us, we who just want to live our favorite little life in the world of handbooks and stationery} The first salon in French history was founded by M. de Rambouille, who is known as the first lady. According to reports, Rambouille disliked the cumbersome court communication, but was unwilling to alienate himself from society. So starting from 1610, Rambouille regularly invited royal celebrities to discuss literature and poetry in the "Blue Room" (Chambre bleue). When I read this paragraph, I was deeply fascinated by the Chambre bleue blue house. I decided to name it after it and design a stamp for stationery lovers as a mark of the beauty of stationery we experience together. In my imagination, the Blue House of Rambouille in the 17th century is like our pocket utopia in the 21st century. There are no rules about what should be done, or who must obey orders to do something against your will. There is no mask, no deliberate effort. Socializing..., we share the little happiness we get from stationery with each other without any interest. At this moment, I thought that we were like the celebrities who talked about literature and poetry in the Blue Room in the 17th century, so we could be arty! So, what will the Blue House of Rambouille look like after 400 years? I asked myself over and over again... maybe some ruins will be left behind as monuments for future generations to remember! The idea of a "wall" came to mind. It must be mottled and it must have a tough character. During the design period, I tried walls of various shapes and sizes, and walls with various mottled patterns; then, I looked at it over and over again every day to confirm with my heart: Is it the Blue House that I want in my heart? Finally, it appears before your eyes. Trust me, it is! Okay, I think you know it well enough :) Let’s talk about how to use it! Likewise, it’s absolutely fine as a base for background chapters! In addition to the base, it can be stacked with the "mural" stamp, which will give you a new experience that will make you smile. For the actual stamping, you can see the collage works of the previous posts. Similarly, it can also be stacked with the "Salon", which will add a sense of age and layering to a painting!