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Six botanical and mushroom illustration stamps fanned out over a bed of dark fern leaves
Featured issueMycelia Botanicaby Mohona Rahman
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  1. LILIES stamp: white water lilies floating on a dark green pond, in your stamp book
  6. CHROMA stamp: a painter's palette, paint tubes and brushes on a canvas cloth, in your stamp book
  9. Stamp illustration of a horned skull-faced warrior holding a bone axe, in your stamp book

Sets ofsix.

Presentation pack · Nº 01

Miranda Barrington

Set of 6 stamps illustrated by Miranda Barrington

  • CHROMA stamp: a painter's palette, paint tubes and brushes on a canvas cloth
  • GROWTH stamp: a solemn portrait of a veiled woman rendered in mossy greens
  • LILIES stamp: white water lilies floating on a dark green pond
  • PICKLED stamp: jars of pickled vegetables and preserves lined up
  • SHORE stamp: a seashell resting on wet sand with waves behind it
  • CATNAPS stamp: a cat curled up asleep among pink roses

6 stamps · mint · in lettre

Presentation pack · Nº 02

thismustbethat

Set of 6 stamps illustrated by thismustbethat

  • Stamp illustration of a raven sorcerer in a purple robe holding a lantern staff
  • Stamp illustration of a boxy pink and white robot holding a wrench
  • Stamp illustration of a horned skull-faced warrior holding a bone axe
  • Stamp illustration of a frog knight holding a spear and shield
  • Stamp illustration of a mouse rogue in a green hood holding a dagger
  • Stamp illustration of a mossy forest wizard holding a mushroom-topped staff

6 stamps · mint · in lettre

The album,some of our artist collabs.

  1. Illustrated by mii_voi (Samira), a talented artist based in Germany, this set of 10 stamps captures her distinctive style with expressive, unique brushstrokes.mii_voi (Set 1)

    Lettre X mii_voi (Set 1)Set of 10 stamps illustrated by prodigy mii_voi

  2. Pack of 6 stamps featuring hand drawn illustrations by Natishitoshno.Natishitoshno

    Lettre X NatishitoshnoPack of 6 hand-drawn stamps by Natishitoshno

  3. Illustrated by Conshnobre, inspired by the friends she made on the app, this set of 8 stamps each feature a distinctive character based on the people who love us (and we love them).Conshnobre

    Lettre X ConshnobreSet of 8 stamps illustrated by Lettre Superfan Conshnobre

  4. Illustrated by Arietisfire, this set of 6 stamps explores the echoes of unheard voices, silent desires, and unspoken messages that drift between the lines.Arietisfire

    Lettre X ArietisfireSet of 6 stamps featuring hand-drawn art by Arietisfire.

  5. Illustrated by Notdotsusama in the quiet of Summer '25, this set of 6 stamps captures fleeting moments of love, loss, and hope.Notdotsusama

    Lettre X NotdotsusamaSet of 6 hand-made stamps by the elusive Notdotsusama

  6. Illustrated by Bunbisquit, this 6-stamp collection follows Princess and Bun, two friends finding freedom from an unforgiving world.Bunbisquit

    Lettre X BunbisquitSet of 6 stamps illustrated by Bunbisquit.

  7. Illustrated by Sannart.s, this set of 9 stamps captures the cosmos in intricate black ink, blending colossal elements and countless bodies in timeless black and white.sannart.s

    Lettre X sannart.sSet of 9 stamps illustrated by Doodle Artist Sannart.s

  8. A playful six piece stamp series pairing Arabic produce names with mischievous black cats, illustrated by julzmakesart.Julzmakesart

    Lettre X JulzmakesartSet of 6 stamps illustrated by julzmakesart.

  9. A charming nature inspired series where tiny creatures and quiet moments bring the outdoors to life, illustrated by Fairuj aka Riyo Paints.Fairuj

    Lettre X FairujSet of 6 hand-painted stamps by Fairuj

and many more, in the app

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Curated customstationerypacks: envelopes and paper.

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What's the difference between stationery and stamps?

Think of it this way:

Stationery is yours. Stamps travel.

Papers and envelopes are permanently tied to your account. Once you claim or purchase them, they're yours to use indefinitely.

Stamps, on the other hand, move between people. When you send a letter, your stamps become part of the recipient's collection. When someone sends you a letter, their stamps become part of yours.

That's what makes collecting stamps on Lettre a little different from collecting them anywhere else.

What about my stamps?

Stamps work a little differently from stationery.

Unlike papers and envelopes, which are permanently tied to your account, stamps are exchangeable and tradable.

When you send a letter, the stamps you use are transferred to the recipient's stamp collection. When you receive a letter, the stamps attached to it are added to your own collection.

Once a stamp is in your collection, it's yours to use again on future letters. This means every letter you send or receive can also become a little stamp trade with someone somewhere in the world. You can admire all the stamps in your collection from the Stamp Book tab.

We're also working on a dedicated trading experience for stamp enthusiasts. But even then, sending and receiving letters will always be one of the most fun ways to discover, collect, and trade stamps around the world.

Can I trade stamps with other people?

Yes, indirectly through letters!

Every time you send or receive a letter, stamps move between the sender's and the recipient's stamp books. Every correspondence is also a stamp trade.

We're also building a dedicated stamp-trading experience for people who want to take collecting and trading to the next level. Until then, the best way to trade stamps is the old-fashioned way:

Send someone a letter.

Do I lose my paper or envelopes when I use them?

Not at all!

Your papers and envelopes are Permanently Yours. You can use them indefinitely, including limited-time stationery you've claimed and stationery packs you've purchased. Once you have a piece of stationery, it's yours to keep for as long as you use Lettre.

We're also constantly working on adding more ways to customize your writing experience and make every letter feel uniquely yours.

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