Winner of the Best Stamp at the Japanese Stationery Awards 2025, the Sun-Star Pyokkori Stamp – Cat set is the perfect way to add a touch of cuteness to your planner, notebook, or calendar. These pre-inked, self-stamping blocks feature three delightful cat designs, including one that shows a rabbit peeking out from around a corner, bringing charm and fun to your everyday writing.
The stamps use dark gray oil-based ink, ensuring clean and crisp impressions without the risk of smearing. The ink is also compatible with water-based pens and markers, so you can easily add colour to your designs. Each stamp mark measures approximately 2 cm x 2 cm, making it the perfect size for calendar boxes or daily planner pages.
What makes these stamps even more planner-friendly is their thoughtful design feature—a small marked line on the side of each stamp. Simply align this line with the grid on your planner, and your cat friend will be perfectly placed along the line for a tidy, balanced layout every time.
Compact and easy to use, these stacking stamps are designed for convenience, with a pop-up stack that fits neatly into your stationery collection. Whether you’re organising your schedule or simply adding a little whimsy to your day, the Pyokkori Rabbit stamps bring both functionality and fun to your desk!
- 2.8 x 2.8 x 4.4 cm
- ABS material
- Made in China
【ABOUT THE BRAND】
Founded in 1952 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, Sun-Star Stationery Co., Ltd. is renowned for its innovative and high-quality stationery products. As a subsidiary of Bandai Namco Holdings, the company specialises in designing and manufacturing a diverse range of stationery items, including writing instruments, pouches, and character-themed goods. Sun-Star is particularly known for its creative products like the Delde Slidable Pouch and Triart Design Markers, which combine functionality with unique design elements. With a commitment to enhancing everyday life through practical and stylish stationery, Sun-Star continues to be a leading name in the industry.
