Rose Sealing Wax Stamp

【Christmas limited, not restocked temporarily when sold out】 Rose Sealing Wax Stamp "Under the roses" means "keep secrets strictly." In ancient Roman mythology, the god of war Mars and Venus had an affair and gave birth to Cupid, the god of love. In order to protect his mother’s reputation, Cupid sent a bouquet of roses to the god of silence Harpocrates, asking him to keep a secret . The Romans therefore regarded roses as a symbol of silence or keeping secrets. If you see roses painted on the table when you visit someone's home, it means that the things discussed on this table cannot be spread. | Listing summary | Beech; copper; 2cm wide, 3cm long, 9cm high | Use | Stick to the notebook, notebook computer, card decoration. | Product introduction | Drawing method: Computer Graphics Material: Beech; copper Dimensions: 2cm wide, 3cm long, 9cm high Quantity: 1 stamp (Give a free wax seal) Place of Origin: Taiwan | Remarks | 1. Brass is easy to oxidize in the air and some black spots will appear, but it does not affect the use. 2. When making the sealing wax, there will be some traces, which will not affect the stamping. (If you can accept this, you are buying this product.)