path x Soupy Tang Original Washi Tape - Autumn Garden (MTW-SP010)

【Designer: Soupy Tang】 Soupy Tang is a Taiwanese illustrator who has loved drawing since childhood and now lives a life where she can create every day. Her works, featuring delicate illustration strokes that depict fresh and adorable motifs exuding a healing aura, have garnered widespread attention. In 2016, she founded the brand Living with Soupy, inspired by parents and women. The brand primarily focuses on handmade woven and crafted products, with a commitment to continuously provide employment opportunities for women. ■ Product Features ▫ If you love a natural style, let this tape accompany you through every day. ▫ Printed by Maruten in Japan, crafted from soft Japanese washi paper. ▫ Maruten uses high-quality adhesive, ensuring the tape won't tear unexpectedly even after long periods of disuse. ▫ You can write on the tape with an oil-based marker. ▫ The tape is reusable, easy to tear, and leaves no residue. ▫ Perfect as a material for collages, for gift wrapping, or as labels. ▫ Mix and match multiple colors to create unique and distinctive works. ■ Recommended Daily Uses ▫ Journal Decoration: Whether documenting moods or planning your schedule, this washi tape adds a touch of soft color and natural ambiance. ▫ Gift Wrapping: Use it to seal envelopes, decorate small cards, or wrap gifts for a warm, handmade feel. ▫ Home Decor: Apply it to glass jars, pencil holders, or small corners of walls to bring a tranquil, botanical atmosphere into your living space. ■ Dimensions / Width: 20mm x Length: 10m ■ Contents / Single roll ■ Material / Washi Paper ■ Origin / Japan ■ Precautions ○ Please avoid letting children use it alone. ○ 1m is equivalent to 100cm. ○ Ensure the surface to which the tape is applied is clean before sticking to ensure optimal adhesion. ○ Store in a cool, shaded place. ○ Prolonged exposure to humidity and high temperatures at the adhesion point may result in residue or difficulty in removal. ○ Actual products may have slight color variations due to individual monitor settings and different photographic techniques.