"5 STAR" [Vietnamese - Chinese Diaspora] BÁNH MÌ Sticker Sheet (5 x 7 in)

$6.50

Bring a little heritage history and food charm to your snail mail, gift giving, and stationery collection with EPHEMERA G★L's "5 STAR [Vietnamese - Chinese Diaspora BÁNH MÌ" sticker sheet. This playful design features 5 of my illustrated Vietnamese sub sandwiches with variations of fillings that originated from the Chinese diaspora in Vietnam, and mini stars.

Details:

  • Size: 5 × 7 in (12.7 × 17.8 cm)

  • Premium, matte finish and kiss cut stickers

  • Full-colour front with original illustration

  • Perfect for pen pals, journaling, scrapbooking, and gifting

You can purchase with my other Bánh Mì stickers:

  • “Cold Cuts & Classics”

  • “GRILLED MEATS”

  • “On the Farm” [Vegetarian]

  • “Under the Sea” [Pescetarian]

Nhà Bếp Bê is a series dedicated to my inner child that yearns to create from the love of food and play. "Nhà bếp"translates to "kitchen," while "nhà búp bê" translates to "dollhouse." Together, these words illustrate the desire to create a tiny, collectible space where food, memory, and everyday rituals are shrunken into charming details like ephemera.

Bring a little heritage history and food charm to your snail mail, gift giving, and stationery collection with EPHEMERA G★L's "5 STAR [Vietnamese - Chinese Diaspora BÁNH MÌ" sticker sheet. This playful design features 5 of my illustrated Vietnamese sub sandwiches with variations of fillings that originated from the Chinese diaspora in Vietnam, and mini stars.

Details:

  • Size: 5 × 7 in (12.7 × 17.8 cm)

  • Premium, matte finish and kiss cut stickers

  • Full-colour front with original illustration

  • Perfect for pen pals, journaling, scrapbooking, and gifting

You can purchase with my other Bánh Mì stickers:

  • “Cold Cuts & Classics”

  • “GRILLED MEATS”

  • “On the Farm” [Vegetarian]

  • “Under the Sea” [Pescetarian]

Nhà Bếp Bê is a series dedicated to my inner child that yearns to create from the love of food and play. "Nhà bếp"translates to "kitchen," while "nhà búp bê" translates to "dollhouse." Together, these words illustrate the desire to create a tiny, collectible space where food, memory, and everyday rituals are shrunken into charming details like ephemera.