Stamp Requests

A stamp to celebrate the anniversary of your first correspondence with another slowly user

International LEGO day is celebrated annually on 28th January, which marks the day the first patent for the Lego brick was submitted in Denmark. https://www.thereisadayforthat.com/holidays/various/international-lego-day#google_vignette

Vytsinanka is the traditional art of paper cutting. In 2024, it was deemed a part of Belarusian Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO. Would make a really cool stylized stamp set.

Celebrated annually on November 30th - it celebrates the bond between people and their beloved pets. It also acts to raise awareness about animal welfare.

This day is held every first weekend of September. More info on the screenshot attached.

I'd like to buy notre Dame Cathedral stamp. It's not available to me. Thanks.

I love making origami and I would love to see some more cute origami stamps than just the 6 currently! An idea is Lucky Stars as they are quite popular to make! Other random ones are origami cat, crab, koi fish, double crane, a type of bird, and there are many many other origami designs to choose from!

For Timeless Tales, we need at least one Greek Myth, no? Perhaps Theseus and the Minotaur or The Odyssey!

Following what I commented on jacka212's request I think having a stamp like this for deleted accounts you know they really won't ever write back would be nice. The design could be only the hand, or just the text.

The main idea is a stamp that shows the stitch of the region with different colors of background so basic stamp with a lot of meaning, like any other stamp showing someone's country's cultural heritage. There is a lot of cultural heritage in every bit of Croatia but I narrowed it down to 10/11 regions which also are the biggest including Slavonija Baranja, Međimurje, Zagorje, Hrvatsko Primorje, Istra, Dalmacija, Lika, Gorski Kotar, Baranja and Prigorje. The inspo photos are from,,Etnografski muzej'' collection of traditional clothes. I'm not an expert on the topic I just believe that it is GORGEOUS and I would be delighted to send my Slowly mail with these stamps. Also, some of the stitches are under UNESCO. I can get more information and more correct pictures after I have a sit down with my grandmas. And do a deeper dive in the stitches (buy old books and get info from there) What do you think?