[Alphabet version] Rira letters alphabet set made by Shachihata*Rubber stamp*SHG_A01*YP

The "Rira Letter Alphabet Set" is now available, filled with all the special features of RiraRira stamps! Great for making pocket bags, cards, notebooks, etc. ♡ Great for making storage labels for seasonings, documents, and stock items ♡ Of course, you can also use it as name stamp It's cute even if you use it ♡ The ways to use it are endless!!! If you use it in combination with illustration stamps, you can create even more wonderful works ♫ ``Hiragana version'' and ``Katakana version'' are also available (sold separately), so please take a look at them as well. [Commitment to Rira alphabet set] Special point ❶ Completely original Rira characters! Rira characters are handwritten characters written by eraser stamp artist RiraRira and then carved with an eraser stamp. By carving with an eraser stamp, you can create subtle fluctuations in the lines and enjoy a warm texture that cannot be found in printed letters. Special points ❷ 26 uppercase letters + 26 lowercase letters + symbol &-/,. A set of 7 characters! The size of the box has been unified to the same size as the hiragana and katakana versions, and the number of symbols has been increased to fit it perfectly. Special point ❸ We paid close attention to the balance of lowercase letters to match the uppercase letters, making it easier for people to use them together! Special point ❹ A storage box that makes it easy to take out the stamps! We had a small board placed in the gap between the rows. There is a gap between the stamps, making it easier to insert your fingers and take them out. I would be happy if my “commitment” leads to “satisfaction♡” for those who use it♡ Manufacturer: Shachihata Co., Ltd. MADE IN JAPAN *Overall size including handle Capital letters (some symbols) 0.7cm x 0.7cm x 6cm Lowercase letters (some symbols) 0.5cm x 0.7cm x 6cm Some symbols 0.4cm x 0.5cm x 6cm Rootstock: plastic ■We process rubber stamp from eraser stamp impressions. Excellent durability. ■Since the grooves of the stamp are small, if you use soft stamp ink, the ink will get into the grooves and the illustration will easily get crushed. We recommend a hard ink pad. *All illustrations are original. Please do not copy or resell without permission. Copyright has not been waived.