Mariko Fukuoka / Rubber Stamp - Ska vi fika？
A rubber stamp featuring a round little seal inviting you for tea, illustrated by Japanese illustrator Mariko Fukuoka. The stamp reads "Ska vi fika?" - Swedish for "Shall we have tea?" Compact and easy to grip, with a white rubber surface that makes it easy to see the ink. Great for notebooks, planners, and letters.
- Size: 3 x 3 x 2.2cm (1.2 x 1.2 x 0.9 in)
- Material: wood, natural rubber
Who is Mariko Fukuoka?
Mariko Fukuoka is a Japanese illustrator with a background in graphic design. Her hand-drawn style captures small, quiet moments from everyday life - food, interiors, and the little things that make a home feel like home. She works across advertising, publishing, packaging, and stationery.
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Mariko Fukuoka / Rubber Stamp - Ska vi fika？
Mariko Fukuoka / Rubber Stamp - Ska vi fika？
A rubber stamp featuring a round little seal inviting you for tea, illustrated by Japanese illustrator Mariko Fukuoka. The stamp reads "Ska vi fika?" - Swedish for "Shall we have tea?" Compact and easy to grip, with a white rubber surface that makes it easy to see the ink. Great for notebooks, planners, and letters.
- Size: 3 x 3 x 2.2cm (1.2 x 1.2 x 0.9 in)
- Material: wood, natural rubber
Who is Mariko Fukuoka?
Mariko Fukuoka is a Japanese illustrator with a background in graphic design. Her hand-drawn style captures small, quiet moments from everyday life - food, interiors, and the little things that make a home feel like home. She works across advertising, publishing, packaging, and stationery.
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A rubber stamp featuring a round little seal inviting you for tea, illustrated by Japanese illustrator Mariko Fukuoka. The stamp reads "Ska vi fika?" - Swedish for "Shall we have tea?" Compact and easy to grip, with a white rubber surface that makes it easy to see the ink. Great for notebooks, planners, and letters.
- Size: 3 x 3 x 2.2cm (1.2 x 1.2 x 0.9 in)
- Material: wood, natural rubber
Who is Mariko Fukuoka?
Mariko Fukuoka is a Japanese illustrator with a background in graphic design. Her hand-drawn style captures small, quiet moments from everyday life - food, interiors, and the little things that make a home feel like home. She works across advertising, publishing, packaging, and stationery.
