Wednesday, 30 July 2025
Friday, 30 May 2025
Friday, 26 April 2024
Vietnam 2024 Floral Seasons in Hanoi
The flowers introduced in the stamp set are adapted from the lyrics of the song Hanoi's 12 flower seasons, a composition by musician Giang Son.
The first stamp set with the theme "Hanoi's 12 flower seasons" was released on April 26, 2014. The stamp set was designed by artist Nguyen Quang Vinh in a graphic style.
In February, Hanoi is dyed by the dreamy purple color of ban flowers. Although the ban flower is not a native flower of Hanoi, it is a flower of the Northwest region, but when grown in Hanoi, the pale pink petals mixed with the purple petals look like the "hearts" of the flower. Highland ethnic people head towards the Capital. Every season when the banyan flowers bloom, the whole long street seems to be dyed purple.
In March, the whole of Hanoi awakens with the white color of sua flowers, clusters of pure white sua flowers stand out among the green buds, Hanoi suddenly becomes more sparkling, more dreamy each season of sua flowers blooming. When the sua flowers fall, the fragile white petals fly away, creating white carpeted streets like in a fairy tale, making Hanoi's old town more romantic.
Sunday, 27 August 2023
Thursday, 30 March 2023
Sunday, 1 January 2023
Tuesday, 15 November 2022
Friday, 31 December 2021
Tuesday, 7 September 2021
China 2021 木芙蓉
图序 图名 面值
(4-1)T 木芙蓉 1.20元
(4-2)T 金秋红 1.20元
(4-3)T 重瓣白 1.20元
(4-4)T 醉芙蓉 1.20元
【邮票规格】:40×30毫米
【齿孔度数】:13度
【整张枚数】:版式一16枚(一、二图各8枚/张;三、四图各8枚/张) 版式二8枚(2套)
【整张规格】:版式一220×160毫米 版式二140×154毫米
【版别】:胶雕套印
【防伪方式】:防伪纸张、防伪油墨、异形齿孔、荧光喷码
【设计者】:张桂徵
【边饰设计者】:夏竞秋
【边饰原画作者】:张桂徵
【雕刻者】:尹晓飞、李昊、杨志英、徐喆
【印制厂】:北京邮票厂有限公司
【计划发行数量】:套票690万套 版式二90万版
【邮票简介】
Thursday, 9 July 2020
Malaysia 2020 Wildflowers 3
Miniature Sheet RM5 ● Dillenia suffruticosa (simpoh
ayer)
Simpoh ayer is a species of Dillenia found in tropical South East Asia in secondary forest and swampy ground. It is a large, evergreen shrub to 6 metres high. It flowers continuously with yellow flowers 10 to 12 cm wide.
Dillenia suffruticosa is the national flower of Brunei.
The root and leave of simpoh ayer are used against inflammations, itch, stomach ache, and recovery after delivery. Most common use for the leave is to wrap foodstuff during the yesteryears, especially tempeh, tofu, or anything from the market. The big and durable leave are also use as food vassal as a replacement for plate.
RM1.50 ●
Tridax procumbens (bunga kacing baju)
Tridax procumbens, is a species of flowering plant in the daisy family. It is best known as a widespread weed and pest plant. It is native to the tropical Americas, but it has been introduced to tropical, subtropical, and mild temperate regions worldwide.
RM1.30 Asystasia
gangetica (ara songsang)
Asystasia gangetica is a species of plant in the family Acanthaceae. There are 2 subspecies : gangetica and micrantha. Asystasia gangetica is originated from the Old World tropics, introduced and naturalized in the New World.
In some part of Africa, the leave are eaten as a vegetable.
Melastoma malabathricum, known also as Malabar melastome, Indian rhododendron, Singapore rhododendron, planter's rhododendron and senduduk, is a flowering plant in the family Melastomataceae. This plant is native to Indomalaya, Japan and Australia, and is usually found between 100 and 2,800 m on grasslands and sparse forests.
Tuesday, 9 June 2020
Israel 2020 Summer Flowers
Dittrichia viscosa
The inula grows along river banks and
beside swamps, the “silt” that is part of its name in Hebrew attests to its
original habitat. The inula also became an invader plant because of human
activity and it is prevalent along roads, in garbage heaps and abandoned
buildings. Inula seeds are scattered by the wind and the seedlings are less
“demanding” than other plant species. They take over habitats that are meager
in minerals such as roadsides and quarry waste.
The shoulders of new roads abound
with the inula blossoms that appear in late summer, a nearly flowerless season.
Natan Yonatan wrote in his poem “Coexistence in a Dream”: Do not eradicate the
rare wild plants / the end of the inula erases testimony from roadside
history.” With the reappearance of wild plants, and after years of human
interference, the inula has disappeared because it cannot compete with other
plants which overshadow it and take over the habitat.
Epilobium hirsutum
In summer, when plants bloom in damp
habitats, it is impossible to ignore the bold pink blossoms of the willowherb
plant. The many visitors to these flowers agree: butterflies, wild bees and
flies that descend upon the nectar and pollinate the plants.
Many gardeners throughout the world
embraced the willowherb thanks to its beautiful flowers but it soon became
apparent that it is a Trojan horse – a single plant can create tens of
thousands of small hairy seeds that are carried by the wind and take over wide
areas. This immense invasive capability has turned it into a dubious weed,
especially in North America and Australia.
Capparis Zoharyi
Few plants are able to grow in walls
and among rocks in harsh conditions with no soil and water. It is therefore no
wonder that Rabbi Shimon ben Lakish said: “There are three impudent ones: The
Jewish people among the nations; the dog among animals; and the rooster among
birds. And some also say: Also the goat among small cattle and also the caper
bush among trees” (Bavli Beytza 25:2)
The flower buds that are preserved in
vinegar or salt are called capers and can be found in any store. This fruit was
so significant that it was said: “The Sages taught: There was an incident with
a pious man in which a breach was made in the fence around his field, and when
he saw it he decided to fence it in. And then he remembered that it was
Shabbat. And that pious man refrained from fixing the fence forever because he
had thought about fixing it on Shabbat. And a miracle was done for him, and a
caper bush grew in the breach, thereby closing it up. And from it and its
produce he then received his livelihood and the livelihood of the members of
his household (Shabbat 150:72). In other words, the bush was large enough and
so full of fruit that it supported an entire family
Wednesday, 20 May 2020
China 2020 玫瑰
《玫瑰》特种邮票
玫瑰,为蔷薇科蔷薇属植物,直立灌木,高可达2米。花直径4至5.5厘米。花单瓣、半重瓣至重瓣,芳香袭人,花色丰富,既有浓郁的紫红色,又有淡雅的粉色、白色。野生玫瑰为单瓣,栽培品种则有单瓣、半重瓣和重瓣类型。玫瑰是优良的观赏植物,其花可食用、药用,亦可作为原料提取香精。
同蔷薇属的其他植物一样,玫瑰在花语中代表着爱。
邮票设计以装饰性手法,将4种玫瑰围绕线条勾勒的“心”形加以展示,姿态优美,色彩艳丽,同时,在背景中融入燕子、鸳鸯、喜鹊、天鹅等爱情鸟的剪影,进一步诠释了玫瑰的文化寓意。
该套邮票由河南省邮电印刷厂胶版工艺印制。三维立体击凸工艺使得邮票上的玫瑰花更加栩栩如生。背景中的爱情鸟图案以冷烫全息素面的方式呈现,优雅的剪影在光线下散发着柔和的光泽,颜色随着光线而变化,轻盈灵动,仿若穿梭在七彩祥云间。邮票中“心”形线条闪闪发光,好像一颗颗小小的钻石填充其间,低调而令人神往。邮票印制既突出主体又营造出浪漫与美好。
为更好地展示《玫瑰》邮票的精彩,中国邮政在纸质邮票基础上,将通过支付宝AR、“中国集邮邮票百科”微信小程序AR等扫描邮票图案,同步发布玫瑰AR动画+线上玫瑰驿站数字化内容。玫瑰AR动画以不同的欣赏角度展示玫瑰花开的动态过程;线上玫瑰驿站将以连续21天签到且持续99天的玫瑰种植抽奖小游戏等不同活动,从多个维度突出互动性、趣味性,增强受众的体验感和参与感,全方位、多视角的展现邮票的全新面貌。
2020年1月5日,中国邮政启动“520·玫瑰”特种邮票设计大赛。本次大赛以“爱,邮你创意”“爱,邮你而生”“爱,邮你分享”为主题,面向全国高校艺术专业师生、社会设计机构(团体)、独立设计师等征集设计图稿。大赛受到社会的广泛关注,共收到来自全国各地的参赛作品300余套。《玫瑰》特种邮票的最终设计方案由大赛“最佳设计奖”获得者宋鉴作品修改完成。
【发行】:2020年5月20日
【志号】:2020-10
图 序 图 名 面 值
(4-1)T 玫瑰 1.20元
(4-2)T 单瓣粉玫瑰 1.20元
(4-3)T 重瓣白玫瑰 1.50元
(4-4)T 重瓣紫玫瑰 1.50元
【邮票规格】36×36毫米
【齿孔度数】13.5×13度
【整张枚数】版式一16枚 版式二8枚(2套)
【整张规格】版式一 180×200毫米 版式二 130×200毫米
【版 别】胶印(采用局部全息烫印、压凸工艺)
【防伪方式】防伪纸张 防伪油墨 异形齿孔 荧光喷码
【设 计 者】宋鉴
【计划发行数量】套票890万套 版式二105万版

















































