Impronte D'Autore - Hula 4 clear stamps

Set of transparent polymer stamps from the series dedicated to Asian style and traditional Hawaiian costumes. The protagonist is Nalani, a nice Hula dancer. Her costume is that of the most traditional dance and Nalani in this pose is dancing just this type of Hula. The object in the upper left corner is a pumpkin that is used as a musical instrument. It's called IPU and beats rhythmically with your hands to accompany singing and dancing. The graphic symbols are taken from the tattoos. They have the meaning of waves and mountains, fundamental natural elements in the Hawaiian Islands, and also the symbol of the plumeria flower.

The clear stamps can be used with stamping blocks or platforms like rubber stamps, but allowing you to see exactly where the stamp is being stamped.