Berlin

The sticker features a black background with a large, irregular splash of bright pink in the center. White, bold, sans-serif text is overlaid on the pink splash. The text reads 'GÖRLI bleibt' in the upper portion and 'Unser OFFEN !' in the lower portion, arranged in two lines. The letters have a subtle white outline. To the left of the text, there is a QR code. To the right of the text, there is a small, stylized graphic that appears to be a bear or a similar creature, and the word 'Görli' written in a script font. The sticker shows signs of wear and tear, with some creasing and texture on the surface.

GÖRLI bleibt Unser OFFEN !

08 October
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