- Size: 13.5 x 9cm
- Materials: Glossy vinyl decal
The artists at Phanhshi Studio have captured a beautiful part of Vietnamese beverage and put it onto this sticker set. Every detail, even the smallest, is originally hand-drawn with watercolor, then reprinted onto glossy stickers. This will be a great gift for relatives and friends, especially those who love Vietnamese culture and cuisine.
The "phin" aluminum coffee filters, colorful polka dot cups, and iced tea pots are familiar images to many Vietnamese people. No matter how hectic and busy life is, sipping a delicate drink every morning is truly a wonderful experience.
Phanhshi Studio is where the talented illustrator Tuyet Phan and her partner Nhu Pham create cute and familiar decorative stickers and prints in watercolor style, then share them with many. Artworks from this brand are heavily impacted by Vietnamese culture, in which the culinary element is the prominent highlight.
With the desire to promote Vietnamese cuisine, Phanhshi Studio has meticulously breathed life into each brushstroke and color to make the illustrations as lively as possible. Perhaps everyone will be more impressed with the highly appreciated cuisine in this world by looking at the nicely-portrayed food in the stickers.
The stickers are all first hand-painted, then scanned and reprinted on waterproof glossy vinyl. As a result, they can be used to decorate not only notebook covers or smartphones but also a helmet or any other accessory.
Phanhshi Studio stickers carry the mission of spreading the beauty of Vietnamese cuisine to both domestic and international friends. Furthermore, the brand hopes that when it comes to food stickers, it will be the first name that comes to the mind of many.
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Address: The Opal Office Building, 92 Nguyen Huu Canh Street, Ward No.22, Binh Thanh District, HCMC, Room 2201, Floor 22nd
Initially issued by Department of Planning and Investment of Ho Chi Minh City
Enterprise Code No.: 0316713818 - Date: 09 February 2021.
