Name: Kurukynki Classique 2024 Stamp - Side Frame
Brand: Kurukynki
SKU: Kurukynki Classique 2024 Stamp - Side Frame - No. 22 A
Price: 8.07 USD
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Size of each stamp is 1.5x2x3cm.

Photo credit to Kurukynki.

About Kurukynki

Kurukynki was established by founder Kyn Goh in 2014. She started out making clay charms and art prints with the occasional rubber stamp, but after seeing that there is a tremendous demand for her stamp designs, she switched to become a full-time stamp producer in 2017. Her designs are often featured as mini stamps and add personal touches to air parcels and mailings. These stamps have also became increasingly popular among the journaling community around the world. Notably, Kyn is a very hands-on designer and would create the stamps herself, by sanding the wood, attaching the rubber, and then wrapping with the paper materials she sourced. This is still the case even for today.