Name: ```json { "text": "[lovely, colorful kokorowokomete] 5-Card Set" } ```
Brand: maybe kawaii
SKU: 4595431077180
Price: 1650 JPY
Availability: InStock

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```json { "text": "[lovely, colorful kokorowokomete] 5-Card Set" } ```

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A gorgeous, lovely, and colorful series featuring vivid colors on pastel paper.

This particular item uses light blue cardstock with "kokoro wo komete" foil-stamped in metallic pink.

Foil stamping is a special printing technique that uses a metal die to transfer colored foil, such as gold or silver, using heat and pressure. It's often used for designs that convey a sense of luxury and splendor, typically with gold or silver foil. However, for this piece, we chose metallic pink to beautifully complement the blue.

If you touch the text, you'll notice a slight indentation.

Beyond the visual delight of the colorful paper, printing, and elegant font, the tactile experience is also exceptional, from the thickness of the paper to the debossed impression of the letterpress.

【kokoro wo komete (心を込めて)】

In Japanese, the word "love" is not often expressed directly. Instead, Japanese frequently uses the word "heart." When one would write "with love" in an English letter or email, Japanese typically uses the phrase "kokoro wo komete" (literally, “with heart” or “from the heart”). Even without saying the word LOVE explicitly, the feeling of love is still very much present.

In Japanese, the word “love” is not often expressed directly. Instead, Japanese frequently uses the word “heart.”

When one would write “with love” in an English letter or email, Japanese typically uses the phrase "kokoro wo komete" (literally, “with heart” or “from the heart”).

Even without saying the word love explicitly, the feeling of love is still very much present.

【Product Details】

・Quantity: 5 cards

・Size: (105×105mm)

With an editorial eye for beauty, typography, color, and storytelling, maybe kawaii creates designs that invite you to slow down and notice the details. Every design begins with the belief that paper can be more than a medium—it can become an experience to treasure.