Inspired by vintage matchboxes and tobacco labels, this charming washi roll features six elegant designs, thoughtfully illustrated by artist Rakui Hana. Each label comes in horizontal and vertical formats, allowing versatile use as quick memo slips, decorative tags, or beautiful journaling elements.

This special roll features six elegant and classically styled label designs, each reflecting the theme of "My Favourites":

Raindrops on Roses
Dancers on a Stage
Snow Geese & Moon Lake
Fruits on a Table
Coffee & Tea Time
Watering and Pruning Plants

Each label is presented in both horizontal and vertical formats, providing versatility for your journaling, quick notes, gift tags, or decorative accents. Finely dotted perforations ensure each piece tears smoothly and effortlessly, truly embodying the essence of a classic one-line stationery memo.

The sophisticated khaki hues capture the subtle beauty of aged brass, making it ideal for pairing with gold ink pens or stamps. Even if you're not fond of writing by hand, these elegant labels offer a delightful canvas to convey simple words beautifully, feel free to stamp your favourite words or phrases for a unique touch.

Perfect for journals, planners, gift wrapping, or any creative project that needs an extra touch of charm.

About Rakui Hana

Rakui Hana is renowned for her linoleum-based hand-carved stamp artworks, which blend beauty, fantasy, and playful humour. Her artistic journey began in 2007 during her studies in English literature in Tokyo, where she first experimented with hand-carving stamps as a hobby. Rakui Hana’s distinctive, miniature illustrations often serve as entryways to whimsical and imaginative worlds. With numerous successful international exhibitions and custom stamp commissions, Rakui Hana continues to captivate audiences worldwide with her intricate, charming, and thoughtful designs.

Size: 63.5x38mm

Content: 100 easy-tear pieces per roll; 6 designs in total

Designed by Rakui Hana

Made in Japan

Tegamisha

Rakui Hana Sticky-Memo Roll | My Favourites