Little Everyday Moments by Mariko Fukuoka
The cozyca products Mariko Fukuoka Stamp Collection turns small everyday feelings into sweet, hand-drawn characters full of personality. Created by Japanese illustrator Mariko Fukuoka, the collection features four playful designs—mmm-hmm, Tekkutekku, Want to Have Tea?, and GOOD! each capturing a different little mood, from quietly enjoying a book to heading somewhere with purpose or celebrating a job well done. Fukuoka’s simple lines and gentle expressions give the characters an endearing, relaxed quality that works beautifully in journals, planners, letters, study notes, cards, and scrapbook pages. Use them with soft earthy inks for a cozy look or brighter colors to make their cheerful personalities stand out.
Product Highlights
• Original illustrations by Japanese illustrator Mariko Fukuoka featuring charming characters inspired by little everyday moments
• Available in four designs: mmm-hmm, Tekkutekku, Want to Have Tea?, and GOOD!
• Expressive motifs are perfect for marking moods, accomplishments, breaks, journal entries, study sessions, and everyday plans
• Compact wooden mount with natural rubber stamp surface provides an easy-to-hold format for planners, notebooks, letters, cards, and paper crafts
Product Details
• Type: Wooden Rubber Stamp
• Collection: cozyca products
• Variants: mmm-hmm, Tekkutekku, Want to Have Tea? & GOOD!
• mmm-hmm: 26-984
• Tekkutekku: 26-985
• Want to Have Tea?: 26-986
• GOOD!: 26-987
• Illustrator: Mariko Fukuoka
• Size: Approx. 30 × 30 × 22 mm
• Material: Wood & Natural Rubber
• Quantity: 1 Stamp
• Brand: cozyca products / Hyogensha
• Made in Japan
A Little Note
Mariko Fukuoka’s hand-drawn style finds charm in ordinary feelings and routines, making these stamps especially fun for personal journals and planners. mmm-hmm captures a quiet reading moment, Tekkutekku adds a sense of movement, Want to Have Tea? brings a cozy invitation to the page, while GOOD! surrounds its tiny pencil-topped character with an enthusiastic message of encouragement. Try using different ink colors for each mood or mixing all four throughout a weekly spread to create a tiny visual diary of your day.
