Shoichiro Tobimatsu The Bear’s Ribbon washi tape Food trip which can be written on

which can be written on a single sheet or hand-cut patterns to decorate

Featuring unique

350 years have passed since Saijiro Goto first fired Kutani-yaki pottery in the Kutani village of Kaga (current Ishikawa prefecture) in the early Edo period (17th century)

" translating to "One Stroke Writing Paper" in Japanese

high-quality paper

Shoichiro Tobimatsu The Bear’s Ribbon washi tape Food trip which can be written onThe Shoichiro Tobimatsu The Bears Ribbon Washi Tape tells a tender, storybook like moment through soft colors and gentle illustration. Featuring a shy little bear peeking over brick walls, inspired by the phrase The Bears Ribbon Was Too Big, the design captures Shoichiro Tobimatsus signature warmth and quiet charm. Printed on high quality Japanese washi paper, the tape has a light translucency and smooth tear, making it perfect for journaling,