Stockholm

A sticker featuring a cartoon illustration of a hockey player in an orange jersey with blue and yellow accents, celebrating a goal. The jersey has the abbreviation "DIF" on it. The drawing style is reminiscent of older sports illustrations.

N RY S DIF

07 September 2024

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