A frame to display postcards from your travels or from loved ones

PAPIER LABO.

Don't let them go to waste. Enjoy a life of free expression.

Inspired by Saul Steinberg's art book, "The Art of Living," PAPIER LABO.'s new product is a frame for postcards.

Text by Satsuki Wakabayashi

A long-awaited new product has arrived from PAPIER LABO. It's a frame for postcards, made from thick cardboard.

Postcards—messages from loved ones, mementos from travels, or flyers from favorite exhibitions—tend to accumulate naturally, even without conscious effort. Most people end up storing them away in boxes. Yet, they aren't displayed either.

This frame was born from that very situation. The inspiration came from the art book "The Art of Living" by illustrator Saul Steinberg.

Within the book, there's a living room depicted with cheerfully shaped frames. The idea of displaying dormant postcards in a similar fashion sparked the creation of this product.

Crafted by PAPIER LABO., who love paper more than anyone, this paper frame is made of sturdy cardboard. You can attach postcards directly with double-sided tape, and there's no worry of breakage if it happens to fall.

It comes in a dedicated box, making it a recommended gift. The simple act of framing and displaying those forgotten postcards will surely bring a sense of richness to your life.

Post Card Frame
Price: ¥2,200

Inquiries

PAPIER LABO.
Tel. 03–5411-2696
http://papierlabo.com/