This is the risk and delight of handcrafted products: minor eccentricities. I personally don't mind such quirks--it's not a functional fault. This makes your card wallet unlike any other! And if you didn't notice it for months. . . .
I have heard of this too.Hmm.
Consider it a soul-line.
Example(detail, Navajo weaving):
https://scholarworks.iu.edu/journals/index.php/mar/article/viewFile/1033/2037/8023
Looks like a flaw, but is not.
Done by weaver purposefully.
Because creator puts soul into a handcrafted item.
And "flaw" allows soul to come out.
Hope helps.
I would keep the stamp covered up since you can't return it. It's good you know you can look out for this on your next bigger purchases since it bothers you.I suppose you have the glass half-full approach
And while it did take me awhile to notice it, it's not something I can ever unsee.
Oh, I'm totally with your aunt on this!!!! Wise words!!!Thanks Remainsilly !
Many many years ago, when I was 15, I hesitantly told my aunt that her Navajo rug had a flaw. She explained to me that it was "spirit line" to let the evil spirits out. Many time over the years have I thought of this and am so glad I mentioned it to her.
You can apply it to so many things from a ding in you brand new car, to a flaw in your knitting.
Hmm.
Consider it a soul-line.
Example(detail, Navajo weaving):
https://scholarworks.iu.edu/journals/index.php/mar/article/viewFile/1033/2037/8023
Looks like a flaw, but is not.
Done by weaver purposefully.
Because creator puts soul into a handcrafted item.
And "flaw" allows soul to come out.
Hope helps.
Anyone else have an off-center stamp? I have on on an SLG, but didn't notice until a couple months after buying it from the boutique. It's not off-center a lot, but definitely noticeable. It's usually covered with cards and such so I don't really see it, but it still kind of annoys me.
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