Impronte D'Autore - Hula 1 clear stamps

Set of transparent polymer stamps dedicated to traditional Hawaiian style and costumes. The protagonist is the nice Pualani, who wears another type of traditional costume, the one they wear for the slightly more 'modern' Hula dance. The Hybiscus flower is the national flower of Hawaii. Like other flowers, it is often placed in the hair. Tradition says that depending on whether the girl is' available 'or already married/engaged, the flower is placed on one side or the other. If a girl puts the flower behind her right ear, she wants to let it be known that she is single, otherwise if she is already in a relationship, she puts it behind her left ear.

The clear stamps can be used with stamping blocks or platforms like rubber stamps, but allowing you to see exactly where the stamp is being stamped.