RAKUI HANA Label Book Wolves Harvesting Oranges Letterpress Printing Original

Gute Gouter original label book
Wolves harvesting oranges
Hana Rakui x OEDA LETTERPRESS

The animals that Rakui Hana draws are truly mysterious.
Every time I look at a Rakui-san's painting, I always imagine the story that is unfolding before and after it.
Animals with somewhat nihilistic expressions enjoy their daily lives without paying any attention to us humans.
Seeing that figure makes me smile.

This time, Mr. Rakui drew ``Wolves Harvesting Oranges'' for Gute Gouter.
Huh, mandarin oranges and wolves? A combination that will make you want to try it!
These are two contrasting images, but they go together surprisingly well!

After harvesting the delicious-looking mandarin oranges that have been bathed in the blessings of the sun, squeeze out plenty of the juice, pour it into a glass, and toast "Thank you for your hard work!"
The illustrations that convey that atmosphere are so adorable!
The apron that fits perfectly on his muscular body is also cute.

There are two colors: orange and green. Especially for the orange, I deliberately chose a calm and mature orange.

And OEDA LETTERPRESS (Oeda Letterpress Room) created a wonderful label book.
The size of one label is 45x45mm square.
It has perforations so it can be easily separated.

It is the same size as the previous collaboration product ``Coffee House Cats'', so you can enjoy combining them.
Use it not only to decorate your notebook, but also as a casual message card.

Specifications
Size:45x150x7mm
50 pieces (Copper Orange 25 pieces Leaf Green 25 pieces)
You can cut out a 45 x 45 mm square at the perforations.
Made in Japan

Hana Rakui | Printmaker/Illustrator
Lives in Tokyo.
He started making stamps in 2007, and has been expanding his activities year by year, including holding solo exhibitions both domestically and internationally.

OEDA LETTERPRESS
A small letterpress printing shop located in Moriguchi City, Osaka Prefecture.
Designers and printers revived a printing shop that had been dormant for a long time.
We use letterpress printing technology to create paper stationery that is useful in daily life.