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Ultra strong and durable vinyl stickers (plastic not paper!)
Matte, thick, premium finish!
Perfect for cups, laptops, phone cases, luggage, cars and so much more!
Safe to use on thermal cups- hand wash only/use soft sponge only.
Waterproof/weather-proof.
Size: 2.45 x 3 inches.
Original design by Mahzuzah.
Please Note: These photos were taken in direct sunlight to showcase the colors as accurate as possible. The white spots or lines are simply the sun's glare. Stickers will arrive with no defects and with uniform coloring.
Our KEMET stamp is a modern take on postage, while paying homage to Egypt's past.
Kemet was the name of Egypt before the Arab Conquest of the land and the name given to it in Coptic. The Coptic word Kemet is derived from the Demotic word kmi, spoken by ancient Egyptians meaning "the black land." The name was used to describe the cultivated area along the Nile valley, which was named for its rich and fertile black soil left behind after the annual Nile floods.
Below the word Kemet we have its translation written in Coptic, while the bust of King Tut beautifully at its center.
This stamp also includes usage of the Egyptian pound, also known as gineih, and abbreviated in LE (Livre égyptienne, French translation for Egyptian Pound).
