STAMPERIA as a brand was launched in 1995 , at that time the knowledge about the Hobby world was still scarce. The first Collection included stencils, stamps, acrylic paints as well as decoupage papers and rice paper – a sensational novelty at the time as Stamperia was the first company in the world to print on rice paper.
STAMPERIA today is a leader in the Creative Hobby Industry and has distributors in more than 60 countries of the world.
Our philosophy is based on the following basic principles:
Stamperia original designs are created by our internal graphic department and our designers. This gives a distinct character to our collections, recognizable all over the world.
High Quality : the production process and the selection of the best raw materials are carefully followed in order to achieve a high quality product range.
Good quality-price ratio: excellent quality / price ratio for a range of products accessible to a wide target audience around the world..
Techniques
Stamperia offers many technics at the highest quality:
Scrapbooking
Journaling
Decoupage
Mixed Media
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products
Products
GLAMOUR POWDER PIGMENT GR 7 - SILVER
Glamor Pigments is a line of Stamperia products coordinated in color and style. Brilliant, lively colors, ready to be used for any Stamperia collection.
GLAMOUR POWDER PIGMENT GR 7 - GOLD
Glamor Pigments is a line of Stamperia products coordinated in color and style. Brilliant, lively colors, ready to be used for any Stamperia collection.
Vintage Patina tube ml 50 - DARK BLUE
Vintage Patina tube ml 50 - GREY
Vintage Patina tube ml 50 - Rust
Vintage Patina can be used on any surface. For aged effect and antique finish. Easy to apply it forms a protective coating on the surface. Water based, protect from frost! Replace cap tightly.
Vintage Patina tube ml 50 - TURQUOISE
Vintage Patina tube ml 50 - White
Vintage Patina can be used on any surface. For aged effect and antique finish. Easy to apply it forms a protective coating on the surface. Water based, protect from frost! Replace cap tightly.
