Mihoko Seki Chromos Water-Activated Seals

In the 19th century, chromos were colorful seals that could be ad d to papers and stationery with water, like an early version of a sticker.

These whimsical chromo seals feature the designs of Japanese artist hoko Seki. They can be cut out and ad d to surfaces by activating the adhesive on the back with water

The seals are embossed with a glossy outline, giving them a slightly three-dimensional effect.