Vermilion Poppies: Ephemeral Beauty, Vibrant Hues - PET Washi Tape for Striking Looks, Mother-of-Pearl Finish, Made in Taiwan

**Vermilion Poppies** Material: PET Craftsmanship: Mother-of-Pearl finish, Glossy, White Ink, Release Paper Printed by: Kangqiao, China Dimensions: 6.5cm x 10m, 100cm repeat length Material: PET Craftsmanship: Glossy, White Ink, Release Paper Printed by: Danian, Taiwan Dimensions: 6.5cm x 10m, 100cm repeat length Material: Washi Paper Craftsmanship: Special Ink, Release Paper Printed by: Danian, Taiwan Dimensions: 6.5cm x 10m, 100cm repeat length **About Hand-Cut Rolls** 1. Hand-cut rolls cannot guarantee complete pattern continuity at the start and end. 2. There might be an error margin of ±5cm. 3. Does not include round labels or paper cores. **About Washi Paper and PET** 1. PET tapes may have slight pixelation, while washi paper tapes have less. 2. The unprinted areas of PET tape are transparent, making it easy to cut out motifs, which is more beginner-friendly for collage. Washi paper tape is opaque. 3. PET tape features white ink, making it less prone to show through compared to washi paper tape. 4. PET tape has a degree of water resistance, while washi paper tape is not waterproof. 5. The special ink effect on PET tape appears generally brighter, while the special ink effect on washi paper tape offers a more layered feel. **Before You Purchase** 1. There may be slight color differences from the actual product; the actual color will prevail. 2. The tape's sealing edge may be uneven, with incomplete patterns and residual adhesive. 3. Misalignment within 1mm for special ink effects is considered normal. 4. Washi paper tape is a thin, semi-transparent paper with a naturally slightly yellowish hue, not pure white. PET is a transparent material similar to nylon. 5. The patterns on the tape need to be cut out by yourself. **By purchasing this item, you agree to the above. Please read carefully before buying to protect your rights.** **If you have any questions during use, please feel free to consult the designer.**