Hearts turn up where you least expect them — on a branch, in a beak, in the moon.
In four gentle scenes, the 2026 Love stamps follow pairs of stylised birds through a small, colourful world. Two birds face away from each other yet overlap, inspecting green branches hung with tiny white hearts. A blue bird with yellow wings carries a leafy stem topped by a red heart-shaped flower, ready to give it — or pleased to have received it — from a red bird with blue wings. Two white birds doze in a nest beneath a starry sky made cosier by a heart-shaped moon. And a blue bird with dark blue wings and a red bird with black wings probe a flurry of orange and yellow hearts falling like spring petals. What the scenes share is the message: togetherness, marked by small thoughtful gestures, is the heart of a loving bond. James Yang designed the stamps and made the artwork; Ethel Kessler served as art director.
No grand declarations. Just birds, doing small kind things.
PERFECT FOR: love letters, wedding and Valentine mail, anniversary cards, journal pages, and the Love series collected year after year.
