Stockholm
A silver, circular sticker featuring a stylized illustration of Pepe Le Pew, the Looney Tunes skunk. The design is in black and white with some added shading to create depth. Pepe is depicted with a mischievous expression. The sticker appears to be made of a reflective material.

31 December 2024 6
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