Rosette Die-Cut Sticky Notes
Rosette Die-Cut Sticky Notes
EL COMMUN

Rosette Die-Cut Sticky Notes

$4.00
These die-cut sticky notes feature charming cat illustrations by Japanese illustrator Miyuki Matsuo, die-cut into the shape of a sweet little feline. The artwork is printed in a soft, subtle tone so your handwritten notes remain clear and easy to read.

The adhesive is placed on the cat’s feet, so when you tuck it into a notebook or book, the cat’s face peeks out from the top - making studying, planning, or desk work a little more fun. They’re also perfect for short messages, thoughtful gifts, or using as playful bookmarks.
  • Sticky note size: approximately 2.4" × 2.4" (6 × 6cm)
  • Package size: approximately 3.5" × 4.1" (8.9 × 10.4cm)
  • 30 sheets
  • Made in Japan
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Miyuki Matsuo is a celebrated Japanese illustrator born in Nagoya in 1973, known for her warm, imaginative artwork featuring animals, plants, and serene everyday scenes. After studying illustration in Kyoto, she spent time in Paris before launching her career, which spans editorial work, book and magazine illustrations, CD jacket art, and collaborations with apparel and lifestyle brands. Her nature-inspired designs appear on a wide range of products - from home goods and fabrics to stationery and tableware - bringing a gentle, joyful aesthetic to everyday life. Matsuo’s work has a devoted following both in Japan and internationally, and continues to enchant with its playful, heartfelt style.

Founded in 2004, EL COMMUN is a Japanese design brand known for its refined balance of minimalism and charm. Guided by the philosophy “Simple, yet with a touch of playfulness,” the brand creates stationery and design goods that feel calm, thoughtful, and quietly distinctive. Clean lines, soft color palettes, and subtle details define each piece - never loud or trend-driven, but always intentional. Designed for adults who appreciate understated beauty with a hint of delight, EL COMMUN turns everyday writing and organizing into a small, meaningful pleasure.