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A glossy kiss-cut sticker featuring a detailed illustration of a mountain bongo in warm, earthy tones with a soft teal brushstroke background and rustic type treatment. The artwork carries a calm, wilderness vibe — like a quiet moment on a misty trail — and adds a touch of conservation-minded charm to laptops, journals, water-resistant cases, or window panes. The sticker’s glossy surface brings out deep browns and subtle highlights in the animal’s fur, while the crisp kiss-cut edge ensures easy application and a clean silhouette that follows the design. It’s a small, visible way to celebrate rare wildlife and outdoor memories, blending artful realism with a hand-painted accent for an understated, nature-forward look.

Product features
- Glossy paper finish with scratch-resistant surface
- 100% durable vinyl with strong permanent acrylic adhesive
- Vibrant eco-solvent inks for bright, lasting color
- Quick, bubble-free application; available in 4 sizes
- Options for white or transparent background; PNG-format required

Care instructions
- Use a soft, clean and dry cloth to gently brush any dust or dirt off from the center of the sticker outwards.

Mountain Bongo Sticker — Wildlife Conservation Kiss-Cut Decal

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