Tonkachi Co., Ltd. has released a new set of "Suitcase Stickers" (6 designs) featuring the world of Swedish ceramist Lisa Larson, expressed through the fluffy, three-dimensional texture of sagara embroidery.
These stickers use the "sagara embroidery" technique, in which individual threads are looped and woven to create a soft, raised surface. The result is a tactile, warm quality reminiscent of embroidered patches — quite unlike ordinary flat stickers. Beyond marking luggage, they make a charming addition to everyday items or a thoughtful small gift.
Product Features
1. The Luxurious Texture of Sagara Embroidery
The standout characteristic of these stickers is their use of sagara embroidery, a technique where threads are looped upward to create a plush, three-dimensional effect. The fluffy, classic feel adds a playful, high-quality dimension that invites you to touch them again and again.
2. Versatile for Travel and Everyday Life
- A handy travel marker: Attached to a suitcase, the stickers help protect against scratches and make it easy to spot your bag from a distance.
- Decoration for everyday items: Thanks to the strong adhesive backing, they can also be applied to laptops, iPads, notebooks, or other everyday essentials.
6 Designs Featuring Fan-Favorite Characters
The collection brings together six of Lisa Larson's most beloved characters: Red Mikey, Calico Cat Mikey, Sakura Mikey, Lion, Three Hedgehog Brothers, and Sussi.
They work beautifully on their own as a simple, charming accent, or can be combined for a lively, decorative display. The lineup also makes a thoughtful gift for Lisa Larson fans or as a matching set to share with friends.
Sagara Embroidery Sticker
- Size: 10 cm diameter
- Material: Polyester
- Price: ¥880 (tax included)
Product page: https://shop.tonkachi.co.jp/products/ls2012
Please note that these stickers use a strong adhesive and cannot be repositioned once applied. Be sure to carefully determine the placement before sticking.
Lisa Larson
Born on September 9, 1931 in southern Sweden. After studying at the School of Design and Crafts at the University of Gothenburg, she joined the Swedish ceramics manufacturer Gustavsberg at the invitation of art director Stig Lindberg, where she became one of its central designers during the company's golden era. In 1952, she married painter Gunnar Larson. She went freelance in 1980, working with numerous clients thereafter. In the 2000s, a collaboration with Tonkachi Co., Ltd. (Japan) began, sparking a global rediscovery of her work. In 2022, the Swedish government awarded her a decoration in recognition of her long and distinguished contributions to renewing and enriching Swedish art and craft. She passed away on March 11, 2024.
