Stockholm

A circular sticker with a white background and dark green illustrations and text. It features a central horizontal line of stylized silhouettes depicting a diverse group of figures walking from left to right: a person walking a dog, a person in a wheelchair, an adult, and two children. The text "FRÄMLINGAR ÄR VÄNNER DU ÄNNU INTE KÄNNER" (Swedish for "Strangers are friends you haven't met yet") curves around the top and bottom edges of the circle. The sticker shows some signs of wear and tear, including minor creases and scuffs, indicating it is an actual physical sticker affixed to a textured surface.

quoreimmobiliare.it FR MLINGAR ÄR VÄNNER DU ÄNNU INTE KÄNNER

08 August
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