BGM Kissa Kuroneko foil flake sticker pack, Kuroneko, black cat in a blue café scene with parfait, cake and coffee

BGM Foil Flake Stickers - Kissa Kuroneko Cafe Cats (4 Designs, 45 Pieces Each)

Kuroneko
$7.00
Sale price  $7.00 Regular price 
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BGM Kissa Kuroneko foil flake sticker pack, Kuroneko, black cat in a blue café scene with parfait, cake and coffee

BGM Foil Flake Stickers - Kissa Kuroneko Cafe Cats (4 Designs, 45 Pieces Each)

$7.00
Sale price  $7.00 Regular price 
Design

Irasshaimase-nya: a café run by cats

Kissa Kuroneko is BGM's cat café line, and each pack in it is a tiny menu of a café: a black cat behind a parfait glass, a grey tabby beside a teapot, a calico with a tray of cakes, a white cat with a strawberry shortcake and a cup of coffee. The greeting on the packaging is irasshaimase-nya — welcome, with a meow — and the artwork inside keeps the same unhurried café mood: cups, saucers, sandwiches, pudding and a paper bag of pastries.

Each pack holds forty-five die-cut flakes with foil accents, which makes the details read as though they were printed on slightly warmer paper than ordinary stickers. The four designs work as a set for the same spread or as separate packs if you only want one cat.

Designs in this listing

  • Kuroneko — black cat in a blue café scene with parfait, cake and coffee, gold foil
  • Haineko — grey tabby in a green café scene with teapot, sandwiches and pudding, holographic foil
  • Mikeneko — calico cat in a brown café scene with coffee, cakes and a paper bag, gold foil
  • Shironeko — white cat in a yellow and red café scene with strawberry cake and coffee, holographic foil

Specifications

  • Contents: 45 foil die-cut pieces per pack
  • Designs in this listing: 4, each sold as its own pack
  • Finish: gold or holographic foil stamping on printed paper
  • Theme: Kissa Kuroneko (cat café), BGM (Japan)
  • Format: loose flakes, not a die-cut sheet

How these are used

The pieces are sized for the small moments in a page: a cat placed at the end of a diary line, a cup beside a caption, a cake in the gap of a weekly spread. They also sit well on pen-pal letters, café review pages and the covers of small notebooks, where a single flake is enough decoration.

Good to know

  • Foil is a surface finish. Avoid erasing over a flake and keep wet hands off the metallic areas.
  • These are small pieces and are not a toy. Keep them away from children under three and from pets.
  • Each design is a separate pack, so selecting one design adds one pack of that cat.

More cat stationery and stickers

Explore the BGM collection, other sticker packs and the journaling supplies aisle. The set pairs well with BGM animal café flake stickers and with The Cat's Journey foil washi tape.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are sticker flakes?

A: Sticker flakes are small die-cut pieces sold loose in a pack rather than on a sheet. Japanese makers like BGM use the format for detailed art that would be too fine to punch from a sticker sheet, so you get the whole illustration without a border of waste paper.

Q: How many pieces are in a pack?

A: Forty-five pieces per pack. The motifs repeat across the café scene, so a spread can carry two or three of the same cup or cat without the pack running short.

Q: Which designs have foil?

A: All four. Kuroneko and Mikeneko are gold foil; Haineko and Shironeko are holographic foil, which shifts colour as the page turns. The foil sits on the highlights of the illustration — the shine on a cup, a glaze on a cake — rather than over the whole piece.

Q: Can I use them in a planner or bullet journal?

A: Yes — the pieces are made for that. On matte planner paper they hold firmly and are thin enough not to create a bump under a pen, so a flake can go on a page you will keep writing on.

Q: Are these the same as the other BGM cat stickers on the site?

A: No. This is the Kissa Kuroneko café line: café scenes drawn around a single cat per pack, sold in four colourways. Other BGM cat designs are different lines with their own artwork, so a set here and a set elsewhere will not repeat the same drawings.

Q: Would they work as a small gift?

A: A single pack fits easily in a card or a small parcel and is a common add-on for stationery swaps. If you are giving several, choose different designs so the recipient gets four distinct cats rather than four copies of one.

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