"Wordplay" Stamp
This stamp features a carrot illustration combined with Korean.
In Korea, when someone wants to say "Of course! Absolutely!" they might say "당근이지/dang-geun-i-ji," which literally translates to "It's a carrot."
This phrase is actually an abbreviation of "당연(dang-yeon)에 근거(geun-geo)가 있다," meaning "There's a basis in the obvious." The abbreviation is "당근(dang-geun)," which carries a positive meaning of "obviously" or "naturally."
Furthermore, "dang-geun" in Korean means carrot, making it a playful and positive word often used.
Stamps with positive words can brighten your mood with every use.
They are perfect for conveying optimistic and cheerful messages, so please enjoy using them.
They are also ideal for creating recipe notebooks.
Stamping ingredients with illustrations and text makes them visually engaging and easy to use.
■ Impression size: W13 × H12mm
■ Stamp size: W17 × H16 × D24mm
■ Material: Wood
Made in Japan
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