layered floral stickers transform paper into 3D modular bouquet letter set

Embossed Floral Stickers Become Sculptural Letter Elements

Tokyo-based label manufacturer Towa Mark, established in 1969, has translated its industrial embossing expertise into a tactile stationery product titled Letter Bouquet. Developed in collaboration with OKUNOTE Tokyo Studio, the project reconsiders the sticker as a three-dimensional compositional element rather than a flat decorative accessory.

Halu Maison Letter Bouquet is a modular letter set that enables users to construct a bouquet by layering thick, embossed stickers shaped as flowers and leaves onto a paper base. The components are produced using Towa Mark’s proprietary multi-layer construction method, originally developed for high-durability industrial labels. Layers of paper and film are combined to create material thickness, then pressed with custom molds to generate sculptural relief.

all images courtesy of OKUNOTE Tokyo Studio

Creative Bouquet Letter Set Redefines Modular Stationery

The embossing process produces a tactile surface that responds to light, introducing dimensional variation across the paper substrate. The floral motifs do not replicate botanical realism; instead, they draw from Nordic textile abstraction, resulting in simplified, graphic forms. The adhesive backing is partially applied, allowing elements to be layered and repositioned to create adjustable depth and spatial composition. The base material is Japanese washi paper, selected for its texture and compatibility with additional customization such as watercolor application or fragrance infusion.

Rather than delivering a pre-composed greeting card, Letter Bouquet by OKUNOTE Tokyo Studio functions as an assembly-based system. The act of arranging and layering the embossed elements becomes part of the communication process, extending the role of stationery into a tactile and participatory format. The project launches on Japan’s leading crowdfunding platform on February 27th, 2026.

Letter Bouquet translates industrial embossing into tactile stationery design

users construct bouquets by layering flowers and leaves onto a paper base

simplified floral forms emphasize graphic clarity

thick embossed floral stickers form the core of the modular system

paper and film are laminated to create structural thickness

the letter set functions as an assembly-based communication tool

composition becomes part of the gifting process

the project expands stationery into a participatory tactile format

embossed surfaces shift under light, revealing dimensional variation

project info:

name: Halu Maison Letter Bouquet

designer: OKUNOTE Tokyo Studio | @okunote.tokyo

lead designer: Satoru Shimizu

manufacturer: Towa Mark | @towamark01