Square wood-mounted rubber stamps of two carts drawn in clean outline. The shopping cart has a wire basket, a long handle, and four swivel casters; the flatbed cart is a wheeled trolley with a dotted-texture deck and an upright push handle. Both print empty, so whatever you put on them becomes the cargo.
That empty load is the point: stamp a cart, then fill it with flake stickers, small stamps, washi scraps, or a drawn pile of groceries. Handy for shopping lists, haul pages, moving-day and packing notes, shop announcements, and journal spreads that need a bit of story.
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.
