Item OSP x mizutama Clear Roll Stickers - Smile Dullness - 35mm (Coming Soon)
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Item OSP x mizutama Clear Roll Stickers - Smile Dullness - 35mm
From Item OSP, the stationery line of Osaka Sealing Printing, this clear roll sticker was created in collaboration with popular Japanese illustrator mizutama. Featuring her cheerful illustrations on a 3-meter roll, the 35mm width is designed for easy use in planners, notebooks, and smaller spaces, making it ideal for adding decorative accents without overwhelming your layout. The continuous sticker design can be cut to your desired length, so you can use just the amount you need.
Certain areas of the printed artwork feature digital varnish, adding glossy accents to the matte surface for a fun contrast in appearance and texture. Printed on transparent tape, the roll blends naturally with the surface underneath, making it perfect for everything from small accents to layered collages. Whether you use a tiny piece or a whole strip, there’s always room for a little mizutama magic.
- 1 sticker roll
- 35mm width × 3m length
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About mizutama:
mizutama is a popular Japanese illustrator and eraser-stamp artist known for her warm, charming illustrations and love of stationery. She began creating eraser stamps in 2005 and later expanded into illustration, building a career through books, workshops, and collaborations with numerous stationery brands. Based in Yonezawa, Yamagata, she continues to create delightful designs inspired by everyday life, with her work loved by stationery fans in Japan and around the world.
About Item OSP
Item OSP is the stationery and lifestyle goods brand from Osaka Sealing Printing, a Japanese company with a long history in printing and packaging. The brand combines Osaka Sealing Printing’s printing expertise with playful, creative ideas to produce stickers and other stationery designed to add a little fun to everyday life. Its products include original designs as well as collaborations with popular Japanese artists and illustrators, such as mizutama.