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Japanese postcard with a shiny fruit design, retro fruit parlour, cut in the shape of a stamp
Japan’s first fruit parlour opened in Ginza in 1913, on the upper floor of a high-end fruit shop. Ten years later, the same establishment invented ‘fruit punch’ – a bowl of seasonal fruit served in syrup. This Japanese postcard, cut into the shape of a stamp, features the sign of an imaginary parlour and its iced fruit cup on a stem.
POSTCARD DETAILS
- Dimensions: 11 x 15.8 cm
- Material: Glossy, textured and varnished card stock
- Image: Fruit parlour sign, summer fruit bowl and iridescent decoration
- Refined texture and high-quality glossy print
- Precautions: the ink may not adhere to the glossy areas; do not put the card through a laser printer, as the heat may cause the film to melt or peel off
- Made in Japan
SHIPPING & RETURNS
Delivery time for this item:
- 3 to 5 business days for the USA
- 3 to 6 business days for the UK, Switzerland and European Union countries.
- For all other countries, delivery takes 6 to 12 working days.
This item is shipped directly from our warehouse in France.
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