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Art Touch Yachiyo Sekino Floral Postcards / TOUCH & FLOW

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Design

Details

  • Size: H148 × W100mm (standard postcard)
  • Body weight: 4g
  • Weight (including packaging): 5g
  • Designs: Lily, Rose, Sunflower, Dahlia
  • Original medium: Winsor & Newton transparent watercolors on Holbein WATERFORD paper

Behind the Design

The Art Touch project pairs Touch & Flow with artists and designers to bring original artwork to everyday stationery formats. This postcard series is a collaboration with Yachiyo Sekino, a designer and illustrator who studied media art at Joshibi University of Art and Design, spent eleven years at a stationery manufacturer, and later served as a research assistant at Joshibi before founding WATER&PALETTE in 2018.

Sekino painted each floral motif using Winsor & Newton transparent watercolors on Holbein WATERFORD paper, chosen for the way it holds pigment while preserving luminosity. The reproduction is calibrated to keep that fresh, layered quality intact so the postcard reads less like a print and more like a sheet pulled from a sketchbook.

A standard-size postcard painted in transparent watercolor by illustrator Yachiyo Sekino, reproduced to capture the texture of her original work on Holbein WATERFORD paper. Four floral motifs available: Lily, Rose, Sunflower, and Dahlia.

Packaging That Reflects Our Values

Every order is carefully packaged to reflect our commitment to quality, presentation, and sustainable choices. Complete with complimentary touches, orders also include custom-designed furoshiki and an original, seasonal postcard.

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