CTFJ x eric Rubber Stamp - Have a nice trip!
This cute rubber stamp was designed by Japanese artist eric for her exhibition in Japan and now available for her overseas fans! Perfect for adding a playful touch to your planner or journal.
* Size: 2.5cm x 5cm (0.9" x 1.9)
* Material: wood, rubber
* Designed by eric
* Made in Japan
* More eric items HERE
Who is eric?
eric is a Japanese eraser stamp artist and illustrator whose motto is "Hello, Small Things!" She is known for her intricately detailed illustrations of tiny, everyday objects - stationery, tools, and the small things tucked away in life's corners - rendered with a warmth that feels both nostalgic and utterly delightful. Her work spans stationery collaborations, exhibitions, and workshops, and she has published a book on the art of eraser stamp making.
This cute rubber stamp was designed by Japanese artist eric for her exhibition in Japan and now available for her overseas fans! Perfect for adding a playful touch to your planner or journal.
* Size: 2.5cm x 5cm (0.9" x 1.9)
* Material: wood, rubber
* Designed by eric
* Made in Japan
* More eric items HERE
Who is eric?
eric is a Japanese eraser stamp artist and illustrator whose motto is "Hello, Small Things!" She is known for her intricately detailed illustrations of tiny, everyday objects - stationery, tools, and the small things tucked away in life's corners - rendered with a warmth that feels both nostalgic and utterly delightful. Her work spans stationery collaborations, exhibitions, and workshops, and she has published a book on the art of eraser stamp making.
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This cute rubber stamp was designed by Japanese artist eric for her exhibition in Japan and now available for her overseas fans! Perfect for adding a playful touch to your planner or journal.
* Size: 2.5cm x 5cm (0.9" x 1.9)
* Material: wood, rubber
* Designed by eric
* Made in Japan
* More eric items HERE
Who is eric?
eric is a Japanese eraser stamp artist and illustrator whose motto is "Hello, Small Things!" She is known for her intricately detailed illustrations of tiny, everyday objects - stationery, tools, and the small things tucked away in life's corners - rendered with a warmth that feels both nostalgic and utterly delightful. Her work spans stationery collaborations, exhibitions, and workshops, and she has published a book on the art of eraser stamp making.
