eric / Stickers - Hello Kurashiki!
This limited edition sticker sheet (A6 size) was designed by eric for "Hello, Kurashiki!" - an event held at Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter in winter 2025.
The design is inspired by the historical quarter itself: a picturesque Edo-period canal district in Okayama, lined with willow trees and white-walled merchant warehouses, home to charming shops, cafés, and museums like the Ohara Museum of Art. That old-town atmosphere is captured right on the sticker sheet.
* Size: 10cm x 14.8cm (3.9" x 5.8")
* Illustrator: eric
* Made in Japan
* More eric items HERE
Who is eric?
eric is an eraser stamp artist whose motto is "Hello, Small Things!" She is known for her intricately detailed illustrations of tiny, everyday objects - stationery, tools, and the small things tucked away in life's corners - rendered with a warmth that feels both nostalgic and utterly delightful. Her work spans stationery collaborations, exhibitions, and workshops, and she has published a book on the art of eraser stamp making.
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This limited edition sticker sheet (A6 size) was designed by eric for "Hello, Kurashiki!" - an event held at Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter in winter 2025.
The design is inspired by the historical quarter itself: a picturesque Edo-period canal district in Okayama, lined with willow trees and white-walled merchant warehouses, home to charming shops, cafés, and museums like the Ohara Museum of Art. That old-town atmosphere is captured right on the sticker sheet.
* Size: 10cm x 14.8cm (3.9" x 5.8")
* Illustrator: eric
* Made in Japan
* More eric items HERE
Who is eric?
eric is an eraser stamp artist whose motto is "Hello, Small Things!" She is known for her intricately detailed illustrations of tiny, everyday objects - stationery, tools, and the small things tucked away in life's corners - rendered with a warmth that feels both nostalgic and utterly delightful. Her work spans stationery collaborations, exhibitions, and workshops, and she has published a book on the art of eraser stamp making.
