Huzzah Heraldry Washi Tape

Raise the banners. Something important—or at least extremely theatrical—is about to happen.

Shelley Couvillion’s Huzzah Heraldry Washi Tape unfurls a procession of hand-drawn, medieval-inspired banners in crisp black and white.

Tiny heraldic flags march along the tape like decorations strung through a castle hall, a festival in a forgotten kingdom, or the margins of a particularly well-loved adventurer’s journal.

The monochrome palette makes it easy to use almost anywhere, while the shields, creatures, symbols, and fluttering pennants add just enough medieval pageantry to make an ordinary notebook feel considerably more quest-worthy.

Details

Width: 20 mm
Length: 10 m
Colors: Black and white
Design: Illustrated medieval-inspired heraldic flags and banners
Great for: RPG journals and character sheets, planners, scrapbooking, correspondence, collage, fantasy journals, and paper crafts

Why We Love It

Huzzah, obviously.

There’s something ridiculously satisfying about being able to run an entire string of tiny medieval banners across a page.

We especially love this one for the overlap between Rogue & Rye’s stationery and tabletop worlds. It makes perfect sense in a journal or collage—but it also belongs beside character sheets, campaign notebooks, maps, and all the other bits of paper that accumulate around a good RPG.

And because Shelley kept it black and white, it can go gloriously medieval without making the rest of the page swear fealty to a particular color palette.

About Shelley Couvillion

Shelley Couvillion is an illustrator and designer whose work draws from books, folklore, history, nature, and wonderfully specific bits of cultural ephemera. Her stationery and paper goods have the feeling of tiny illustrated discoveries—sometimes literary, sometimes peculiar, and frequently both.