OSCOLABO Stamp Small Shape x Moyo Dropped by Waves Dagashi

OSCO Labo
Small shape x Moyo stamp

variations
KT-S016 Wave drop
We have collected cute candy that has been loved in Japan for a long time.
Pack them tightly into a cat bottle and enjoy the overlap with patterns and letters.

KT-S015 Dagashi
Letters from the Tide -Letters carried by the tide-
Letters in bottles, small treasures dropped by the waves, sea stories spun with rope.

size
KT_S015/KT_S016
Stamp: 12×12×62mm (3 pieces)
package: (T) thickness x (W) width x (H) height 12 x 70 x 130mm
Material: Rubber (stamp surface), wood

*Package design may change without notice.

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Please note
Please be aware of the following before purchasing.


1 The rubber part may be distorted and glued.
2 There may be adhesive protruding or pieces of rubber attached.


3 There may be variations in the height of the rubber base.
4 Due to the manufacturer's test stamp, there may be some ink around the stamp surface.


5 The base of the stamp is made of soft material and may be chipped.
6 Wood chips may be generated due to the characteristics of the rootstock material.


7 Corners may be missing due to the characteristics of the rootstock material.

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Recommended for combination
Small shape x Moyo Dagashi/Nami no Otsumonomono	Waku x Memo Cat bottle / cork bottle
Shape x Moyo Thick tape - rope	Shape x Moyo Wax tape - wrapping paper
Shape x Moyo Tape thin - ripple	Shape x Soramoyo stone / moss / coral

About OSCOLABO
OSCOLABO is the laboratory of OSCO Co., Ltd., a stamp shop founded in 1923.
Os collaboration also has the meaning of ``pressing'' a stamp and creating something new through collaboration.
It doesn't end with pressing the stamp, but with the addition of the ideas and ingenuity of the person holding the stamp, something that has never existed before is created in this world...
We would like to provide hints and stamps that can be used as materials.
Based not only on new innovations but also on long-established techniques and traditions, Oscollaboration continues to experiment and explore on a daily basis.
If you use ink that can be used on cloth products, you can use it even more.