Salone Salon / Medieval Gallery_Beech Wood Stamp Set

⋯Salone Salon⋯ “Saloniere” means the mistress of a salon, and this is not a stamp, but a picture frame. It boldly uses a solid, irregularly broken square frame as a base, symbolizing medieval European wall imagery. The shadow effect is then used to create a three-dimensional frame, allowing you to place anything you like in the center… for a surprise that leaps off the page. It can also serve as a general base frame for collage, offering even more possibilities – this is the decisive touch for journal details! Of course, you can also stamp our designed flowers within the frame. Continuing the concept from our first product, "Lily's Memo," it features a Lycoris radiata composed of geometric shapes. The surreal floral lines symbolize floral motifs from the Middle Ages, a bit abstract… existing because of people's beliefs. Finally, do you see those small square color blocks? The base color is specially textured to match the theme concept, with the English letters "A.D" – the abbreviation for Anno Domini. The owner of the artwork can arbitrarily write the year and affix it somewhere, ensuring we never forget an important year. It’s very useful for diary writing and can also serve as a geometric accent!