Orata series (52) shell 15mm width 9m length 1 piece
Let me introduce you to the shell from the Orata series.
A simple design with a seashell motif.
I love the shape of this shell, and I wanted to make it into a mustard, so I finally got it.
The words in the sample are in French.
C'est la vie!
I can't help it! Like, this is life! This is a word used to mean something like.
The color of the letters is dark brown.
I created it with the idea that it would be useful for accessory artists and people who make small items using shells.
The base color is beige, so when you paste it on craft paper, it blends in and the letters and point colors stand out, creating a very mature atmosphere.
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