Foil Sticker Sheet Aya Inoue Series / Furukawashiko

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Design

Details

  • Size: 140×80mm
  • Quantity: 5 stickers per sheet
  • Material: Washi (Japanese paper)
  • Finish: Foil stamping
  • Designs: Victoria Cake, Parfait, Sundae, Trifle
  • Made in Japan

Behind the Design

This sticker sheet series was created in collaboration with Aya Inoue, a Japanese illustrator known for her warm, detailed depictions of sweets and café scenes. The four designs — Victoria Cake, Parfait, Sundae, and Trifle — draw from the visual language of vintage European and Japanese dessert culture, rendered with a soft, hand-drawn quality.

Furukawashiko chose washi paper as the base rather than a standard glossy stock. Washi has a slight texture and absorbency that changes how foil stamping behaves: instead of a mirror-bright flash, the foil takes on a gentler, more antique shimmer. This pairs well with the retro dessert theme and makes the stickers feel considered rather than generic.

Each sheet holds 5 stickers, sized to work across a range of uses: envelope sealing, planner decoration, card embellishment, or gift wrapping accents.

Washi paper sticker sheets with foil-stamped sweets illustrations by Japanese artist Aya Inoue. Each sheet measures 140×80mm and comes in one of four retro dessert designs: Victoria Cake, Parfait, Sundae, or Trifle. The washi texture gives the foil a softer, more nostalgic finish than standard coated stock.

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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