Wooden Handle Teacher Stamp / Writing Series / Read

【Wooden Handle Teacher Stamp / Writing Series / Read】 Do you remember the lined and gridded paper for learning to write from your school days? Turning those memories into a stamp is both cute and practical, and students will surely love it! \A Note from the Maker - 2022.04.19/ It's been over a year since I last released new stamps, and I've finally managed to sort through the many drafts and send them for production. I've been contemplating my niche, transitioning from hand-carved stamps in 2013 to the mechanical stamps of today. This journey has been filled with self-doubt and struggle. As we're not a mainstream stamp brand, I'm always hesitant to produce large quantities. This is partly due to limited space at home and the fear of holding too much inventory, and partly because production costs are not insignificant; each new release represents a considerable expense. Despite these obstacles, I can't bring myself to give up. I truly love stamps, and even if I can't become a prolific stamp shop, I hope to continue creating. Thank you all for your support and patience. Every piece of feedback makes me feel that this persistent effort is the right choice. - Size & Material - Wooden handle, orange rubber (stamps require an ink pad to use) Stamp body: Approx. 2cm x 3.7cm Base: Approx. 2cm x 3.7cm x 6cm (base is plain, no pattern) - Purchase Notes (Must Read) - 1. Designs are created by Little Paradise and manufactured into mechanical stamps by a vendor. Each piece of wood has a unique grain, so please consider carefully before purchasing. 2. Please consider that stamps may show signs of being handmade. 3. Stamps are test-stamped to check function, and residual ink is unavoidable. This does not affect usability and is not considered a defect, so please take this into account. - Rubber Stamp Care - > When stamping, it is recommended to place the stamp face up and gently tap the ink pad onto the design. This prevents the surrounding blank areas from picking up ink, which could affect the stamped image and lead to excess moisture. > After stamping, you can stamp on paper a few more times to use up any excess ink. You can also gently wipe the stamp surface with a tissue. > Store stamps in a dry, cool place. It is recommended to use a lidded container to store your stamps to prevent them from being damaged by collision with other objects. > Avoid stacking stamps or placing other items on top of them, as this can cause damage. - Important Notes - > Colors in images may vary slightly. > We do not offer standardized packaging, but your order will be beautifully wrapped and shipped to you ;) > If you are purchasing more than one item and require separate packaging, please let us know. Origin / Manufacturing Method Taiwan / Mechanically engraved stamp