Floral Music
Music and art merge in these stamps
Did you know that Celebration Blooms stamp artist Kim Parker trained as a classical flutist?
Parker graduated from the Oberlin Conservatory of Music with a degree in flute performance before she turned to painting and design. She said her foundation in music has proved to be useful in her design life as it has given her a sense of lyricism, discipline, and harmony — elements she feels are key to creating visually pleasing patterns. Parker still enjoys playing the flute, particularly Brazilian jazz and all kinds of improvisational music.
With spring just around the corner, join the U.S. Postal Service in welcoming one of nature’s loveliest times of year with the charming Celebration Blooms stamps.
Similar in design to the two-ounce Wedding Blooms stamp, these dreamy abstract floral stamps are a good choice for the RSVP envelopes often enclosed with wedding invitations. They are also perfect for party invitations, thank-you notes, and important announcements as well as general correspondence.
Released in March 2024, the Celebration Blooms stamps are still available for sale.