【Hiragana Version】Shachihata Made Rira Letter Hiragana 50-Character Set *Rubber Stamp*SHG_H01*YP

Introducing the 'Rira Letter Hiragana 50-Character Set,' crafted with the unique dedication of RiraRiraHanko! Perfect for creating gift envelopes, cards, or personalizing your planner, the possibilities are endless! Combine them with our illustration stamps for even more exquisite creations. ♫ Also available is the 'Rira Letter Katakana 50-Character Set' sold separately, so please take a look. 【The Dedication Behind the Rira Letter Hiragana 50-Character Set】 Dedication Point ❶ Completely Original Rira Letters! Rira Letters are characters originally handwritten by eraser stamp artist RiraRira, then carved into eraser stamps. This carving process creates subtle line variations, offering a warm texture that printed fonts simply can't match. Dedication Point ❷ Organized in Hiragana Order! Many 50-character stamp sets on the market are arranged in the traditional Iroha sequence. While charmingly retro, they can be difficult to search through when you need a specific character. We've prioritized usability by arranging them in standard Hiragana order. Plus, the small characters for "mamoru-kun" and "miyoko-chan" are included! Dedication Point ❸ Smaller Dakuten and Handakuten Stamps. The voiced and semi-voiced marks have been made smaller. This allows for precise placement exactly where you intend to stamp! Dedication Point ❹ Easy-to-Access Storage Box! We've included small dividers between rows. This creates space between each stamp, making it easier to pick them up. Dedication Point ❺ Additional Small 'ya, yu, yo' and 'tsu' are now available separately! If your name or frequently used words contain small characters, you'll want to stamp them small, right? ♫ We hope our "dedication" leads to your "satisfaction♡"! Manufacturer: Shachihata Inc. MADE IN JAPAN *Overall size including the handle 0.7cm × 0.7cm × 6cm Base: Plastic ■ The impressions from the eraser stamps have been processed into rubber stamps for superior durability. ■ Due to the fine grooves of the stamps, using soft stamp ink may cause ink to seep into the grooves, potentially blurring the illustration. We recommend using firmer ink pads. ※ All illustrations are original. Unauthorized copying or resale is prohibited. Copyright is not waived.