A wa-modern sticker kit for digital planners and journals: 132 stickers in three colourways, each with the same 44 pieces. Sakura is blossom pink with matcha and butter yellow, Indigo is blue with a vermilion accent, and Persimmon is warm orange with sage and cocoa.

Washi strips (12 per colourway) in Japanese patterns: seigaiha waves, asanoha hemp leaf, ichimatsu check, polka dots, cherry blossom, stripes, gingham, shippo circles, kikko tortoiseshell, yagasuri arrow feathers, uroko scales and plum blossom, with pinked, torn or straight ends. Like real washi-style tape they are slightly see-through, with a faint paper fibre, so lines and writing show through. Seals (12): round, scalloped, blossom, plum-flower, heart and octagon shapes with waves, a mountain at dawn, a folding fan, a moon in the clouds, a cat, an onigiri and hearts. Label tabs (8), blank to write on: an index tab, a flag, a ticket, a memo label, a scalloped label, a bookmark, a speech bubble and a taped note. Little icons (12): a cat, an onigiri, a teru-teru bozu, a daruma, a cup of tea, a blossom, a cloud, a star, a heart, a moon, a sprout and an umbrella.

Every sticker is a separate pre-cropped transparent PNG at 300 ppi (up to 1,436 px on the long side), in one zip with a folder per colourway. Seals, tabs and icons have a thin white die-cut edge. The sticker book is a 7-page vector PDF, 7.5 × 10 in, that works as a visual index: every sticker is shown with its number, and the contact sheet gives each one's file name.

To use them, import the PNGs into a PDF annotation app such as GoodNotes and Notability as images, or add them to the app's sticker or elements library, then place and resize them on any page; the transparent edges sit cleanly on lined, dotted or coloured paper.

The personal licence covers your own planners and journals. The commercial licence also lets you sell physical things you make with them, such as printed stickers, cards or mugs.