Washi stickers

Washi stickers are distinguished by being made from a thin Japanese paper. The glue on usually has the property that the sticker can be easily moved or removed. However, this depends on how porous the substrate is. In a notebook part of the substrate can often be torn away as it is precisely a porous substrate.

Washi stickers can be in three different packaging forms. For one thing, they can be on a roll. Then you know that it is most likely removable as traditional stickers would have been stuck together permanently in a lump.

They can be designed as flake stickers. That is, stickers that have been punched around the motifs themselves. Flake stickers can in turn be in materials such as paper, plastic, linen etc as well. Finally classic on a sheet.