OSCO Labo
OSCOLABO STAMP HOSOJI MESSAGE SHORT CURSIVE MESSE09
OSCOLABO Stamp Hosouji Message (Short)/Greetings
A light message stamp with fine printing.
Hello
thank you
for you
Dear
from
About size. 6.9 x 30mm
Material: Rubber (stamp), tree
Characteristics of the product
Make it easy to send a compassionate message in Japanese
Please select from a general phrase to add to cards and greetings
It has a wooden handle and rubber seal
Customize your HOSOJI with your personal message
Ideal for gifts for those who love creative communication
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Conventional stamps are difficult to use and may be troublesome. However, even if you are not fluent in Japanese, you can easily communicate with important people, friends and colleagues. Using this rubber stamp with OSCOLABO, you can easily stamp the message, card, or other paper media.
Rubber stamps are easy way to send simple notes in Japanese without worrying about the correct grammar and spelling. This convenient rubber stamp is ideal for personal use and gifts as a gift. Select your favorite phrase, print it on paper, and press the stamp!
The wooden handle is easy to grasp, and the rubber stamp pad guarantees a beautiful and clear print every time. This stamp set contains six phrases: Hello, thank you, thank you, love, and size, size, size about 6.9 x 30mm, which are often used in Japan. Rubber STAMP HOSOJI Message by Oscolabo!
Caution
Please understand the following and please purchase.
One rubber part may be distorted and glued.
2 Adhesive may have protruded or fragments of rubber may be attached.
The height of the 3 rubber base may vary.
Ink may be attached around the seal surface due to the test seal of 4 manufacturers.
The foundation on the 5 seal may be missing because the material is soft.
Wooden chips may be generated depending on the characteristics of 6 materials.
The horns may be missing due to the characteristics of the seven wooden materials.
About Oscolabo
OSCOLABO is a laboratory at the Hankoya Company established in 1918. We are constantly developing new designs that encourage users to create original works every time they use a stamp.
