Slovenia Valentine's Day Hot Heart Stamp

Slovenia is a small country in central Europe. It covers an area of ​​just over 20,000 square kilometers, but it is here all year round. Large and small festivals are cherished by them, especially Valentine's Day. What the Slovenians are proud of is that this country’s country name is different. Its English spelling is “SLOVENIA”, which includes 4 special letters that are linked together. The meaning of the expression is the lifelong pursuit of all people in the world. This is "LOVE". In all countries in the world, this phenomenon can be described as unique. Therefore, Slovenia is also known as "the most fateful country with love."

Slovenia was once a republic of the former Yugoslavia. After independence, Valentine's Day stamps were issued every year on Valentine's Day. Unlike common rectangular, square or even triangular and diamond stamps, Slovenia Post has launched a heart-shaped stamp since 2003 in order to better highlight the atmosphere of Valentine's Day. Imagine Valentine's Day when lovers write to each other to express their love, and then paste such a stamp, it is simply romantic again!

This heart-shaped Valentine's Day stamp not only has a unique appearance, but also the pattern on the face of the ticket can not be put down. Some are in the middle is a huge red heart-shaped balloon, sitting on top of two children, holding a red rose, meaning young childhood, two little guess, full of childlike playfulness. Some are young couples newlyweds, dancing with their hands and dancing together to share the sweetest moment in love. Some of the stamps are painted with cute little animals and use anthropomorphic techniques to express the romantic feelings of young lovers, such as a stamp printed with “Kitten in Love”. They nestled in each other, in the moonlight, eachother, theirs. Two small tails also form a "heart" shape. Many visitors to Slovenia have been deeply attracted by this romantic heart-shaped Valentine's Day stamp. They have bought several sets and brought them back as special souvenirs.