Chamile Garden Leaf Collection Original Wooden Stamp Flower (MTS-CH204)

**【Xiaojing X Chamile Garden 5th Anniversary Original Stamp Set】** ■ Handle Size: 34 x 20 x 15mm, Stamped Surface: 32 x 18 mm ■ Packaging Size: 40 x 85 x 25mm ■ Total Weight: 45g ■ Materials: Wood; Packaging: Paper, Plastic ■ Contents: Set of 4 ■ Made in Taiwan ■ Each stamp handle is made from natural wood, featuring unique color variations, wood grains, natural spots, and subtle imperfections. ■ Please note that actual product colors may vary slightly due to individual monitor settings and photography techniques. _______________________________ **【Designer: Chamile Garden】** With a simple yet profound passion for stamp carving, Chamile Garden is a dedicated artisan who carves stamps daily and also teaches carving workshops, referring to herself as a "stamp industry professional." Currently residing in Taiwan, she diligently creates and produces stamps from her home in a vintage apartment in Taipei. Previously an editor for magazine and book publishing houses, she now focuses exclusively on stamp design and creation. Each season, she releases handmade original stamp collections. Her collected works include volumes 1-8, featuring over 100 stamps in total. She has also authored books such as "A Handmade Life in 12 Hours a Week," "Rubber Stamps, Open the Door!", and "12 Lessons for Beginner Rubber Stampers: Next Stamp Class." Her stamps are primarily crafted from erasers, with each design meticulously carved stroke by stroke. Her stamp designs often draw inspiration from everyday life discoveries, landscapes and encounters from travels, and things she genuinely loves—such as text, flora, geometric patterns, nature, and architecture. She then combines and deconstructs these elements, utilizing intricate layering of lines and planes, minimalist primary and secondary lines, and foreign text, along with her own unique symbols, to compose the stamp imagery. She enjoys pairing stamps of various sizes and colors, highlighting their individual beauty, collaboration, and repetition. Many of her graphic designs are also derived from fragments of her stamp work, extended through stamping and combinations to create pieces like postcards and washi tapes.