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These kiss-cut vinyl stickers bring quiet wildlife charm to your everyday gear. Two bongo antelopes rest against a soft painterly wash, their warm chestnut coats and crisp white stripes rendered in vivid, eco-solvent inks that keep the colors rich and true. The glossy finish gives each sticker a subtle shine and resists light scratching, while the strong permanent adhesive lays down smoothly and bubble-free on laptops, journals, water bottles with dry surfaces, and windows. Available in white or clear backgrounds and multiple sizes, they add a thoughtful, conservation-minded accent that feels handcrafted and slightly wistful—like a little reminder of wide, shaded forests every time you reach for your notebook.

Product features
- Glossy, scratch-resistant finish for lasting shine
- Durable 100% vinyl with strong permanent acrylic adhesive
- Vibrant eco-solvent ink printing for bright, true colors
- Smooth, bubble-free application; multiple sizes and white or clear options
- Kiss-cut PNG-ready format; sourced blank from Japan (adult use)

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

Mountian Bongo Antelope Kiss-Cut Sticker by RSCF

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