Stockholm

A sticker featuring a butterfly with the text "Min frid ger jag er" (Swedish for "My peace I give you") and a bible verse reference Joh, 14:27. The sticker is affixed to weathered wood.

Min frid ger jag er Ioh, 14:27

19 March 2022

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