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Black Milk Project Polaroid Rubber Stamp - Swinging Florals

Black Milk Project

NZ$39.80
Availability:
Ships within 48 hours
Size:
4.4 x 5.1 x 2.5 cm
Material:
Red rubber with wood handle
Origin:
Malaysia
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Introducing the Black Milk Project Polaroid Girl Swinging Florals Rubber Stamp – a whimsical design capturing a girl gently reaching out to touch hanging leaves and flowers. Made from high-grade red rubber, this stamp ensures intricate detail and lasting quality for all your crafting needs. Each stamp is carefully mounted by hand on re-purposed aged wood or raw wood bark, sourced from diverse origins like old furniture and jungle excursions, giving every piece a unique character.

Hand-assembled, cut, and sanded, each stamp features slight variations in size and shape, adding to its distinctive charm. The wood material used for mounting varies based on the enchanting finds of the forest elves, making each stamp a truly one-of-a-kind treasure. Perfect for adding a touch of nature-inspired beauty to your scrapbooking, card-making, or artistic projects, the Black Milk Project Polaroid Girl Swinging Florals Rubber Stamp is a delightful blend of craftsmanship and creativity.

  • 4.4 x 5.1 x 2.5 cm
  • Red rubber with wood handle
  • Made in Malaysia

Black Milk Project Polaroid Rubber Stamp - Swinging Florals

【ABOUT THE BRAND】

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Founded by Wei Tieng in 2013 in Malaysia, Black Milk Project is her creative playground where all imaginative friends come alive and rainbow unicorns fly. This vibrant brand aims to be the entrepreneurial springboard for both art enthusiasts and local artists & crafters alike, providing a platform for collaboration, experimentation, and conversation.

Known for its handmade rubber stamps, washi tapes, stickers, and paper products, Black Milk Project is a space of inspiration, ingenuity, curious imaginations, and limitless possibilities, fostering an unprecedented enthusiasm within the community for re-discovering their inner-child creativity.