Kinotorico
Kinotoriko stamp bonjour-ribbon trumpet stick flag flag toitoitoi Line tree Line tree
Kinotorico
stamp
Motifs cut from pictures and hand-drawn illustrations are made into rubber stamps.
variations
No.099 bonjour-ribbon
It is a character stamp.
The French letters drawn with a ribbon are "bonjour"
It is very convenient and easy to use for various places such as letters and decorations.
We also recommend pairing it with Dutch rabbit stamps.
No.104 trumpet
This is a trumpet stamp.
pouet pouet is a representation of the sound of a trumpet.
We also recommend giving it to bearB.
No.109 stick
This is a star stick stamp.
Not only can it be used as a flag in combination with a flag, but it is also cute as it is when held by animals or people.
We also recommend giving it to bearB.
No.110 flag
This is a flag stamp with an antique feel.
If you use it in combination with a stick, you can create an even cuter flag.
It is also recommended to combine it with a stamp with the word toitoitoi.
No.111 toitoitoi
It is a stamp with toitoitoi characters.
It is a German spell word that has the meaning of happiness.
We also recommend combining it with the flag stamp.
No.124 Line tree - NEW
This is a stamp with a pattern of trees lined up.
We recommend using a continuous line at the bottom of a notebook or memo.
It also looks great in combination with forest animals.
size
No.099 bonjour-ribbon: 12×40×25mm
No.104 trumpet: 12×40×25mm
No.109 stick: 40×12×25mm
No.110 flag: 12×40×25mm
No.111 toitoitoi : 12×20×25mm
No.124 Line tree: 12×40×25mm
Material (common)
Wood (MDF), rubber
Please note
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Introducing the Kinotorico artist
I paint store murals, street pianos, and draw illustrations and pictures.
There are also a few papercuts and copperplate engravings.
I like paper, plates, and ink.


























