Study Abroad Socks
Description: An embroidered stamp patch for Cabo Verde, made to look stitched onto canvas. The Pico do Fogo volcano is stitched in blue thread inside a scalloped stamp border, with CABO VERDE lettered above and wave stitching along the bottom. For Cape Verdeans abroad, anyone with roots in Cabo Verde, and travelers who collect souvenir patches. Meant as a souvenir you can actually keep. It belongs to an ongoing series covering the Atlantic and the rest of the world in matching embroidered stamp style.
Cabo Verde Travel Souvenir Patch Pico do Fogo Embroidered Stamp Souvenir Art Socks
by tiigerdad
$14 $20
Description: Brazil rendered as a travel souvenir patch in embroidered stamp style. Green thread picks out Christ the Redeemer against the canvas, framed by a scalloped stamp border with BRAZIL above it. Suits Brazilians, expats, gap year travelers, and anyone marking off the countries they have seen. If you want Brazil travel art that is not a flag or a map, this is it. One of a world country series in the same embroidered stamp style, so the places you care about can sit together.
Description: A Brunei travel patch design drawn as an embroidered postage stamp. A stilt water village is stitched in gold thread inside a scalloped stamp border, with BRUNEI lettered above and wave stitching along the bottom. Made for Bruneians, expats, study abroad students, and backpackers who bring home a patch from every trip. It is a quieter alternative to flag and map designs. Part of a wider Southeast Asia and world country series built in the same stitched stamp style.
Description: A Argentina travel patch design drawn as an embroidered postage stamp. The Buenos Aires Obelisk sits inside a stitched stamp frame, embroidered in light blue thread under ARGENTINA lettering. Made for Argentines, expats, study abroad students, and backpackers who bring home a patch from every trip. It is a quieter alternative to flag and map designs. Part of a wider South America and world country series built in the same stitched stamp style.
Description: An embroidered stamp patch for Bhutan, made to look stitched onto canvas. Orange thread picks out a hilltop dzong monastery against the canvas, framed by a scalloped stamp border with BHUTAN above it. For Bhutanese abroad, anyone with roots in Bhutan, and travelers who collect souvenir patches. Meant as a souvenir you can actually keep. It belongs to an ongoing series covering the Himalayas and the rest of the world in matching embroidered stamp style.
Description: An embroidered stamp patch for Azerbaijan, made to look stitched onto canvas. The Flame Towers sits inside a stitched stamp frame, embroidered in blue thread under AZERBAIJAN lettering. For Azerbaijanis abroad, anyone with roots in Azerbaijan, and travelers who collect souvenir patches. Meant as a souvenir you can actually keep. It belongs to an ongoing series covering the Caucasus and the rest of the world in matching embroidered stamp style.
Description: Algeria rendered as a travel souvenir patch in embroidered stamp style. The Kasbah skyline sits inside a stitched stamp frame, embroidered in green thread under ALGERIA lettering. Suits Algerians, expats, gap year travelers, and anyone marking off the countries they have seen. If you want Algeria travel art that is not a flag or a map, this is it. One of a world country series in the same embroidered stamp style, so the places you care about can sit together.
Description: A Belarus travel patch design drawn as an embroidered postage stamp. Red thread picks out the National Library against the canvas, framed by a scalloped stamp border with BELARUS above it. Made for Belarusians, expats, study abroad students, and backpackers who bring home a patch from every trip. It is a quieter alternative to flag and map designs. Part of a wider Eastern Europe and world country series built in the same stitched stamp style.
Description: A vibrant and detailed design showcasing 180 international flags arranged in a bold grid layout to celebrate worldwide unity and cultural diversity. This artwork represents global connection, international friendship, and respect for multicultural communities. Perfect for travelers, teachers, students, exchange programs, cultural festivals, and anyone proud of global heritage. Ideal for international events, world celebrations, or everyday expression of diversity and inclusion.
