A timeless set of numbered seals, crafted to mark the passage of time and the details that matter.

Postmarks are unique and fascinating as stamps themselves. Inspired by vintage postal markings and traditional seal designs, each stamp carries a unique character, allowing you to date entries, track progress, or simply leave subtle imprints in your journal or planner. The small, unobtrusive design blends tradition with everyday utility.

Perfect for:

• Adding dates to journal entries.

• Numbering sequential projects.

• Creating personalised codes and symbols.

Whether used alone or layered with other postmark stamps, these seals evoke a sense of archival beauty and quiet order.

零 (ling) means "zero" in Japanese and Chinese languages.

壹 (yi) means "one" in Japanese and Chinese languages.

貳 (er) means "two" in Japanese and Chinese languages.

叁 (san) means "three" in Japanese and Chinese languages.

肆 (si) means "four" in Japanese and Chinese languages.

伍 (wu) means "five" in Japanese and Chinese languages.

陸 (liu) means “six” in Japanese and Chinese languages.

About previous designs

You may also explore postmark number designs from earlier years here, each reflecting a slightly different rhythm of time.

Each rubber stamp is assembled by hand with care and attention. We hope this set adds sparks to your everyday journaling, mailing, and creative practice, inviting you to continue exploring new possibilities.

Size: approx. (S) ⌀1cm

Designed by som studio

Made in Malaysia