36 Sublo Ă— Shiho Hoshino Hand Number Rubber Stamp - In-store Only
36 Sublo Ă— Shiho Hoshino Hand Number Rubber Stamp
This new stamp was created in collaboration with Hoshino Shiho, the artist behind the Saburo logo and stationery pattern illustrations, offers a surreal twist by representing numbers through hand gestures. It’s a unique tool that allows you to stamp numbers, including those greater than six, by layering designs. Perfect for adding an artistic flair to your projects!
Note: The last 2 photos show the stamp pressed on a 5mm grid. Please use this as a reference for the size.
About 36 Sublo:
36 Sublo is a stationery shop located in Kichijōji, Tokyo, known for its retro aesthetic and unique products. The shop specializes in original designs and carefully curated stationery items, such as rubber stamps, notebooks, and washi tapes. The store is particularly popular for its collaborations with artists and designers, creating distinctive products like the "Kichijōji Elephant" and quirky rubber stamps featuring creative themes. It’s also known for its fortune slip pencils, which provide light-hearted fortunes.
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36 Sublo Ă— Shiho Hoshino Hand Number Rubber Stamp
This new stamp was created in collaboration with Hoshino Shiho, the artist behind the Saburo logo and stationery pattern illustrations, offers a surreal twist by representing numbers through hand gestures. It’s a unique tool that allows you to stamp numbers, including those greater than six, by layering designs. Perfect for adding an artistic flair to your projects!
Note: The last 2 photos show the stamp pressed on a 5mm grid. Please use this as a reference for the size.
About 36 Sublo:
36 Sublo is a stationery shop located in Kichijōji, Tokyo, known for its retro aesthetic and unique products. The shop specializes in original designs and carefully curated stationery items, such as rubber stamps, notebooks, and washi tapes. The store is particularly popular for its collaborations with artists and designers, creating distinctive products like the "Kichijōji Elephant" and quirky rubber stamps featuring creative themes. It’s also known for its fortune slip pencils, which provide light-hearted fortunes.
