Dekorif Suzuki Harunobu Paintings Sticker Set (16 Pieces) - Art, Painter, Museum, Laptop, Notebook Stickers

Suzuki Harunobu, one of the leading figures of 18th-century Japan, is known for his delicate woodblock prints that reflect the Ukiyo-e movement. In this set, the artist’s 16 most famous works are brought together as miniature stickers, each with its own frame, on a single sheet. By examining works such as *Two Lovers Under an Umbrella in the Snow* and *The Girl Jumping from Kiyomizu Temple*, you can get a close look at the aesthetics of that era.

Content of the set: Each piece in this set, which includes 16 prints, comes with its own slim frame. The prints feature female figures in traditional Japanese attire, snowy winter landscapes, temple gardens, conversations on verandas, and serene moments from everyday life.

Tables in the set: Two Lovers Under an Umbrella in the Snow, Woman with an Umbrella at the Temple Gate, Woman Reading a Letter by a Lantern, Two Women Sitting on a Veranda, Two Women Sitting on a Veranda, Among Irises, Women by the Water’s Edge, By the Water at Night, A Woman with a Red Umbrella in the Snow, Women Spinning Yarn, A Rooster and Two Women on a Veranda, A Girl Jumping from Kiyomizu Temple, A Woman with an Umbrella in the Snow, A Woman Reading a Letter by a Lantern, A Woman Reading a Letter by a Lantern, Two Women Watching the Flowers.

Measurement: Each sticker is approximately 6.5 cm and they are all the same size; they fit easily in a planner pocket, on the edge of a journal, or on the back of a phone case. They come in a single A4 (21 × 29.7 cm) sheet, with 16 stickers per sheet; this is not a booklet.

Material and cut: Printed on glossy premium art paper with vibrant colors using a flat, non-embossed printing process. Each sticker is die-cut along its own outline (kiss-cut): no scissors are needed—simply pick it up by the corner; the colored outline remains on the backing, and the sticker is separated by its white edge.

Where is it used: Diary, bullet journal, planner, scrapbook, notebook, laptop sleeve, tablet, phone case back, card, envelope, and package decoration. Suitable for dry, flat, and clean indoor surfaces; not suitable for thermoses, jars, or outdoor use.

Implementation: Wipe the surface clean and dry it. Place the sticker, then press it down with your finger, working from the center toward the edges; press a little harder when applying it to the phone case for the first time.

Package: The sheets are placed in a clear folder with white cardboard backing and a protective film and are shipped flat; they will not bend during transit. The package contains all of the designs shown in the images.

Frequently asked questions

How many centimeters is each sticker? They are approximately 6.5 cm long and are all the same size; the dimensions vary only slightly depending on the design.

Can it be used in wet areas or outdoors? No. It is glossy coated paper; it is intended for dry, flat, and clean indoor surfaces, and is not suitable for thermoses, jars, or outdoor use.

Will it stick to a phone case? Yes, on the back of the case; press a little harder when you first stick it on.

Is this the product shown in the image? Yes. The package includes all of the designs shown in the images.

Should it be embossed? No, it is a flat, glossy print without embossing.

Do they come individually or in sheets? Comes in 1 A4 sheet, with 16 stickers per sheet; each sticker is kiss-cut along its own line, so no scissors are needed. It is not a notebook or booklet.

Does it glow in the dark? No; its shiny surface reflects light; it does not glow in the dark.

For whom: This product will appeal directly to those interested in Far Eastern art, art students, and museum enthusiasts. Those who keep planners or journals can decorate the pages of their notebooks or laptops with these miniature paintings to suit their personal taste. Young children should use this product under adult supervision.

There may be slight variations in colors depending on the display settings.