The majority of the assortment consists of traditional washi tape, which is decorative tape made from thin Japanese paper. It usually has an adhesive that makes it repositionable.
Washi is also available in the form of washi stickers, but these are then adhesive stickers.
Differences in models and materials:
Clear tape is not made of paper but of plastic, which can be transparent in places. Clear stickers are the same material but as stickers.
Die Cut washi tape means that it is punched out around the motif. However, it is still on a roll with continuous tape.
Dot punch washi tape has perforations between motifs, like a classic roll of stamps. But for those who are younger than that, it simply means that there are small punched holes that make it easy to tear off. Above all, it is a nice detail and can also be used as stickers.
Many people who use washi tape also use it for practical purposes, and not everything is about its decorative function. Solid color washi tape is popular in contexts where you need or want to mark with different colors. But they are also excellent to use as complementary washi tape to those with motifs.