Under the quiet fall of rain, people open their umbrellas while flowers and frogs glisten with glossy droplets, carrying both beauty and resilience.
In the silent forest scented with rain, and in the city filled with the smell of wet asphalt—what kind of rain sounds are they each listening to?
Ripples form on fallen petals as raindrops land, a small moment gifted by nature as if to soothe the heart.
Before it drifts away like mist, may it be captured gently on the page.
Be inspired by ROKKAKU’s unmatched detailed foil stamping with one of two postcards representing either the month of March or June. These cards come from a series with a card for each month, and we loved these for the way they evoke the chaotic glee of a rainy day or the humid glow as the sun heats the wet ground and the plants grow.
The paper is of excellent quality with quite a bit of tooth. Despite its texture, it does not bleed your fountain pens dry as the paper handles all utensils kindly with satisfying texture and mild absorption. |  |
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A packed notepad full of fun froggy designs waiting to jump into your planner or around your house for your various reminders or messages. The presentation is sturdy with a glossy protective top layer and solid base for easy note taking. The designs all invite various creative uses. Even the colored pages layer ink or graphite on the surface so your text or illustrations are not distracted from.
The paper is very smooth with little tooth and the cute frog is represented in all the designs. |  |
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Elegant sticky notes that come as a 2-in-1 set with different expressions. The first note that greets you is a translucent sticky glassine paper with a discrete hydrangea situated in the lower right corner. This overlays your second type, opaque hydrangea evoking paper sticky notes that can be written on with any utensil.
When used together, the glassine notes give off the sense of looking out the window to a hydrangea garden on a rainy day. The notes are layered with opaque designs first, followed by glassine paper, but can be pulled off independently. |  |
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A special type of sticker sheet with a unique slimness and texture that have the stickers look almost hand drawn when pasted in your notebook. It goes well with your own text or drawings and does not bulk up your notebooks at all.
The text on the back of the sheet reads “With my favorite umbrella and long boots, even rainy days are enjoyable. |  |
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Dreamy stickers imagining the dispersion of light in droplets and puddles on a rainy day. What is being reelected I wonder? Perhaps city lights, a starry galaxy or by chance some lone rays of sunlight breaching the clouds.
The two rolls have many designs, 15 raindrops and 8 puddles, so have fun picking a different one every time! |  |
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A dual tipped fine marker loaded with Sailors signature fountain pen colors representing the seasons in Japan. It's a dream to write with, as the fine tip is precise yet full, and the brush tip is rich but firm, making even a clumsy person capable of elegant calligraphy! The color is from the winter collection and describes a type of sudden rain shower only experienced in mountainous regions near the sea of Japan.
The ink dries super quick and while the colors are from their fountain pen series, the composition is different. |  |
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A juicy pen with a special gel ink that lets you write on surfaces normally inaccessible to pens, like glassine paper, some photographs and even black paper! It goes well with the notebook and sticky notes in this box.
There are three colors you may get. Either muted green, muted blue or muted violet. |  |
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Are you often caught in the rain? Is your room too humid? Do you keep your notepad in your back pocket despite sweating a lot? Then this product is for you! Jokes aside, this is in fact a very resilient notepad made for use in environments you usually can’t use paper. And the pages are indeed water repellent.
This does also mean you have to be mindful to avoid water based inks, so your notes aren’t flushed away in the water. |  |
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Shinzi katoh made this design inspired by the ancient tale of the Cow and the Frog from Aesop's fables. In short; a cow accidentally crushes a tiny frog while drinking from the pond. When the frog mother finds out, she asks how big the perpetrator was. The scene on the tape shows when she asks. “Was the creature this big?” as she inflates. “No! It was even bigger!” says the other children. In the story, she burst from attempting to match the size of the cow. What do you think the morale of the story is?
The tape is from the “Fairy tale gems” collection and uses stunning foil stamping to emphasise memorable fairy tale moments. |  |
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