Stationery Zoo -Bremen Musicians Currently Inked Stamp

The Zoo is back with a new series of fun stamps designed for fountain pen and ink lovers!This Currently Inked stampis a new concept designed to record up to four of yourcurrentlyinked fountain pens. It is inspired by the German fairy tale “Town Musicians of Bremen”depicting the renowned scenewhere the four animal characters are standing on top of each other. Use this rubber stamp on your daily planner page or your ink-tracking notebook, and youmay record four pens at a time by listing them from the finest to the broadest.

Created by Authan at Yoseka, the Bremen Musicians Currently Inked Stampis part of the Zoo Collection.The Zoo is an imaginary world where you can find Yoseka team members working as zoo keepers, and are accompaniedby whimsical stationery animals. See more ink stamps, stickers, and tote bags fromthis collection.

• Design Dimension: 3.1 x2.2 in(79 x 57 mm)
• StampDimension:3.1x2.2 x 1 in(79x57x 25 mm)
• Material: Maple Wood, Rubber
• Made in Taiwan
• More from the ZooSeries
• MoreYoseka Special Projects

About Authan Chen:

Authan Chen is an illustrator and visual artist who creates artthroughdigitalmedium, as well aspainting with acrylicson canvases.His illustrations are inspired by surrealism, nature,and mythologies, and hopes to bring the viewers toanotherfantasy world in his paintings. He uses soft, pastel colors and sinuous shapes in his paintings, and aims to blend the line between reality and the fantasy world. You can alsofindhisart works in galleries in New York City, Los Angeles, Shanghai, Taipei, as well as other cities around the world.

Yoseka Special Projects:

At the beginning of 2022, we set our goal for the year to be the creation of special projects with each of our team members that we could share with our customers. Over the next few months, we announced the release of these items. FromJanes Yoseka Museum Postcard/Pencil Board to Ashleys Note Writing Pad to Christines Fountain Pen Bookmark, every detail of each of these products was thoughtfully planned. Our main motivation for these special projectswas to encourage our team to use their creativity, which we wanted to share with you all, and we are proud that we have gotten to a place where we are able to devote some of our resources during each work day to creation, design and experimentation. Read more about Yoseka’s Special Projectshere.