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Bring a little wild-hearted charm to your gear with this Mountain Bongo kiss-cut sticker. The hand-illustrated bongo antelope stands proud against a painterly teal wash, with rustic type that reads like a patch from a national-park explorer’s journal. It adds quiet character to laptops, journals, water-bottle sleeves, or a cabin window — a small, tactile nod to mountain trails and remote ridgelines. The glossy finish makes the colors pop and the adhesive holds fast to smooth surfaces, so it lives on your things through commutes, field notes, and long weekends away.

Product features
- Glossy, scratch-resistant paper finish
- Durable vinyl with permanent acrylic adhesive for smooth, flat surfaces
- Vibrant eco-solvent inks for bright, long-lasting color
- Available in white or transparent options and four sizes
- Quick, bubble-free application; PNG kiss-cut design 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 Illustration Kiss-Cut Sticker

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