Onomatopoeia Narabeta 15mm Width Length 9m 1 Roll

This is called Onomatopoeia Narabeta from the Narabeta series.

This is the 17th work in the series.

I wondered if I had finally lost my mind!? I thought so myself.

While making it, I was groaning "hmm hmm".

How on earth am I supposed to use this, is there anyone who would use it, would anyone want it? It’s no exaggeration to say this is the most questionable masking tape in orata’s history (laughs).

But making it anyway is what has always been, and will continue to be, the fun part of orata.

The reason I wanted to make this masking tape was to pack in the charm of Japanese language that conveys subtle nuances through the interesting appearance and sounds of words, and it includes the phrase "paper-loving onomatopoeia." I thought if I lined up many onomatopoeias familiar to paper lovers,

it might be fun to use during paper item exchanges, starting from my thrilling and tingling imagination.

I also felt that overseas customers might enjoy it as a unique masking tape, so I designed the motif inspired by the Japanese flag.

Some of the many onomatopoeias are made to look fluffy like "fluffy," jagged like "jagged," and truly transparent like "see-through."

There are about 50 types in total.

These are my personal images of paper-loving onomatopoeias, so there might be some strange ones included, but please forgive me for that (´∀｀)