The artwork
About the artwork: A stunning vintage Victorian typewriter illustration with blooming dark red roses, featuring one of the most famous Browning quotes: "How do I love thee? Let me count the ways." by Elizabeth Barrett Browning. An ideal literary gift for poetry lovers, bookworms, English literature teachers, and fans of the Dark Academia aesthetic. Perfect on apparel, classic stickers, tote bags, and journals.
The design also works well if you are drawn to literature teacher themes.
Muted tones and a slightly worn texture give it a vintage feel that looks good on plain backgrounds.
Sticker details
A thin white border frames the artwork and keeps the edges crisp. The vinyl is durable and water-resistant, which makes it practical for things that get handled every day.
Using it for water Bottles
A few notes for water Bottles: The water-resistant vinyl copes with splashes and hand-washing, which is exactly what a bottle goes through daily. Water bottles are curved, so a small or medium sticker usually sits flatter than a large one. A sticker on your bottle also makes it easy to spot yours at the gym, office, or trailhead.