Stockholm
A circular white sticker featuring a simple, hand-drawn cartoon unicorn head in black outline. The unicorn has a happy expression with a smiling mouth and a simple eye. It sports a pointed horn with horizontal line details and a flowing mane on its left side. Below the unicorn, the text "TORSDAGSRUNDAN" is written in bold, black, slightly slanted capital letters, following the curve of the sticker's bottom edge. The overall style is whimsical and childlike.

TORSDAGSRUNDAN

09 May 9
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