Stockholm
The sticker is predominantly white with bold, black sans-serif lettering. The text is oriented vertically, with 'KROKIGA' on the left and 'KONRAD' on the right. The sticker is wrapped around a cylindrical, metallic pole, and the edges of the sticker appear slightly worn or creased, suggesting it has been applied for some time. The background is blurred, showing a building and a car.

KROKIGA KONRAD

09 August 2025 13
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