A set of four small cube stamps for calling attention to things on a page: a ring of radiating dashes that frames whatever sits inside it, a solid arrow pointing left, a pair of wide cartoon eyes, and a hand with one finger pointing. Each prints as a bold, high-contrast mark that stands out against handwriting.
Use them as a visual highlighter system. Burst a deadline, arrow a correction into the margin, drop the eyes next to something to check later, and point the finger at the line that actually matters. The 15mm squares fit planner boxes, sticky notes, checklists, and margins, and the arrow and hand can be turned to point either way depending on where you stamp them.
Designed by Kodomo no Kao, a Japanese stamp maker with a long history of illustrated wood-mounted rubber stamps for journaling and correspondence. Their designs are a mainstay of Japanese stationery shops and are collected worldwide for their hand-drawn character work.
