The "Wordplay" Stamp
This stamp combines an illustration of an apple with the Korean word for "I'm sorry" (mi-an-hae).
In Korean, "apple" is pronounced "sagwa" (사과), which is an interesting word that carries two meanings: the fruit "apple" and "apology."
Why not try offering an apple casually when you feel a little shy, utilizing words with the same pronunciation but different meanings?
It's humorous and will surely bring a smile to their face.
It's also perfect for creating recipe notebooks.
Stamping ingredients with illustrations makes them visually appealing and easier to use.
■ Stamp face size: W10 × H12mm
■ Stamp size: W14 × H16 × D24mm
■ Material: Wood
Made in Japan
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- A "wordplay" stamp.
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