Orata series (1) Trains and cars 15mm width 9m length 1 piece
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I would like to introduce you to the "Orata Series", which is handled by orata.net.
"Orata Series" refers to a series of masking tapes with names on them.
For example, this design.
There is a hiragana name between the train and car images.
I made this with the image of a boy who loves trains and cars.
Since the names are written consecutively, similar to store logo tape, you can cut it anywhere and easily attach it to small objects.
Giving names to small things like pencils and crayons can be quite time-consuming.
The length of the tape is about 9 meters, so one tape can be used about 250 to 270 times, depending on the length of the name.
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