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Limited Edition / eric TX Rubber Stamps (4 designs)

These are Houston exclusive rubber stamps designed by eric for Hello Houston event. Available in 4 adorable designs.

* Stamps: 3cm x 3cm (1.1" x 1.1)
* Made in Japan
* Limited Edition / While Stock Lasts
* 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.

These are Houston exclusive rubber stamps designed by eric for Hello Houston event. Available in 4 adorable designs.

* Stamps: 3cm x 3cm (1.1" x 1.1)
* Made in Japan
* Limited Edition / While Stock Lasts
* 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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Limited Edition / eric TX Rubber Stamps (4 designs)

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These are Houston exclusive rubber stamps designed by eric for Hello Houston event. Available in 4 adorable designs.

* Stamps: 3cm x 3cm (1.1" x 1.1)
* Made in Japan
* Limited Edition / While Stock Lasts
* 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.