1 / 5Victorian Grace — 3 Wooden Hand Stamps
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Three graceful gestures framed by lace, pearls and the delicate manners of another era.
Product Description
Add a touch of Victorian elegance to your creative projects with the Victorian Grace Wooden Stamp Set.
This set includes three vintage-inspired hand designs, beautifully detailed with lace cuffs, pearls and an elegant bow. Each stamp creates a delicate impression that is perfect for decorating junk journals, scrapbook pages, handmade cards, letters, gift tags and other paper crafts.
Product Details
- Style: Victorian Grace
- Quantity: 3 wooden rubber stamps
- Size of Each Stamp: 50 × 30 mm / 1.97 × 1.18 in
- Designs: Three different vintage hand illustrations
- Material: Wooden handle with rubber stamp
- Suitable For: Junk journaling, scrapbooking, card making, collage and paper crafts
- Ink Pad: Not included
Package Includes
3 × Wooden Rubber Stamps
All three designs shown in the product images are included in one set. Individual designs are not sold separately.
How to Use
Lightly tap the stamp onto an ink pad until the design is evenly covered. Place it on a flat paper surface, press firmly and evenly, then lift the stamp straight upward.
For a clearer impression, place a stamping mat or several sheets of paper underneath your project.
For journals, letters and paper worlds made slowly, one impression at a time.
Details & care
See the product description for materials, dimensions and use. Store paper goods away from moisture and direct sunlight; clean reusable tools gently after use.
Packaging & delivery
Your order is packed carefully for its journey. Shipping options and final delivery costs are shown at checkout.
Need help?
Questions about a design, size or compatible ink? Send a note to Papivelle before ordering.
Chosen with intention
Selected for detail, atmosphere and the pleasure of making slowly.
Made for layering
Objects designed to live together across journals, letters and paper projects.
Carefully packed
Prepared with care before leaving the Papivelle atelier.



