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Furukawashiko 古川紙工

Stationery - Die-Cut Washi Flake Stickers

Stationery - Die-Cut Washi Flake Stickers

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A bag of small stationery-themed flake stickers on washi paper, for the journaller with taste.

Die-cut into irregular shapes and printed on washi paper, these flake stickers carry a stationery-on-stationery charm. The set features pencils, scissors, rulers, bookmarks, and playing cards in a muted, considered palette. Each piece is small enough to layer freely without dominating a page.

The washi paper base gives them a matte, textured surface. They sit well on journal pages, scrapbook layouts, or planner spreads without the plastic shine of standard sticker sheets.

  • Natural for stationery-themed journal pages or creative spreads that call for small embellishments
  • Works well mixed with washi tape strips for a layered, collage-style planner layout
  • A thoughtful small gift for anyone who journals with their whole heart
  • Lovely for decorating envelopes, cards, or packaging with a handmade feel

The details

  • Washi paper
  • 5 designs, 4 pieces each (20 total)
  • Package H80 × W75mm
  • Made in Japan

 

About Furukawashiko 古川紙工

Established in 1835 during the late Edo period, Furukawashiko is a storied manufacturer based in Mino, Gifu Prefecture, the heart of Japan’s 1,300-year-old Mino Washi tradition. For nearly two centuries, the company has preserved this UNESCO-recognized craft by translating it into modern "wa-stationery" (和文具, stationery that highlights Japanese heritage). They are particularly world-renowned for their charming, palm-sized mini letter sets—and the nostalgic “Watashi Biyori” (私日和) series. By collaborating with contemporary illustrators for limited-edition collections, Furukawashiko bridges ancient paper-making heritage with a playful, retro aesthetic, ensuring the tactile beauty of washi remains a vibrant part of everyday creative writing.

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