Stockholm
The sticker is a black rectangular shape with slightly rounded corners, adhered to a textured grey pole. Its central design features a white, stylized architectural structure resembling a tower or spire, topped with a small cross-like or winged element. This tower is integrated with a prominent circular outline in a vibrant yellow-gold color. Within this circle, the word 'STALIA' is formed. The 'S' and 'T' are rendered in yellow-gold, while the 'ALIA' part is in white, with the vertical stroke of the 'L' extending upwards to form a significant portion of the tower structure. The overall aesthetic is clean, modern, and logo-like, utilizing a limited palette of black, white, and yellow-gold.

STALIA

26 March 1
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