A long, narrow wood-mounted rubber stamp of a browser search bar: a rounded outlined field with a close X, a microphone, a camera, and a magnifying glass lined up at the right end. The field prints completely empty, so you write the search term yourself and let the joke land however you like.
At 85mm wide it stretches across the top of a journal page, a letter, a sticky note, or a card, and it makes an easy header for lists, questions, and daily logs. Pair it with a drawn or stamped cursor and a reaction doodle underneath for a full screenshot gag.
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.
