Chamilgarden Washi Sticker Paper - Deep Sea (MTK-CH328)

**Designed by Chamilgarden, produced by Yamasankura Co., Ltd.** ▫ B5 size offers versatile use, perfect for collage, journaling, and more. ▫ Printed by Japan's Yamasankura Co., Ltd., these stickers are repositionable and feature excellent quality and color saturation. ▫ Cut freely and use as individual stickers. ▫ Chamilgarden B5 Washi Sticker Paper is available in multiple designs, all sold in our shop. ■ Dimensions/176 x 250 mm ( B5 ) ■ Material/Japanese Washi Paper ■ Contents/1 Sheet ■ Packaging/OPP Bag ■ Made in Japan ■ Please note that actual product colors may vary slightly due to individual monitor settings and photography. ________________________________ **【Designer: Chamilgarden】** With a simple passion for stamp carving, Chamilgarden is a stamp artist who dedicates her days to meticulously carving stamps and sharing her craft through workshops. Based in Taiwan, she lives and works in an old apartment in Taipei, focused on her stamp-making journey. Formerly a magazine and book editor at a publishing house, she now dedicates herself full-time to stamp design. She releases original handmade stamp collections seasonally and has published 8 art collections, featuring over 100 stamps. Her published books include "Handmade Life: 12 Hours a Week," "Rubber Stamps, Open the Door!," and "12 Next Stamp Classes for Beginners." Using erasers as her primary carving material, each stamp is carefully crafted stroke by stroke. Her stamp designs often draw inspiration from everyday life discoveries, the landscapes and encounters from her travels, and things she cherishes. These elements—words, flowers, geometric patterns, nature, architecture, and more—are deconstructed and reassembled, interwoven with lines, planes, minimalist primary and secondary strokes, foreign characters, and symbols she uses for notation. She enjoys combining stamps of different sizes, allowing them to stand out individually or interact harmoniously through layering and repetition. Many of her graphic designs originate from fragments of her stamps, extended through the creative interplay of stamping and arrangement (e.g., postcards, paper tape).