Physically it is an ordinary flat printed sticker — the depth is entirely in the artwork. The top face carries the black, red and green flag with the gold emblem, and beneath it a bronze-brown wall is drawn along every south-facing edge, with a blurred shadow underneath to seat it. From more than a metre away it reads as a machined plate stuck to the surface.
That illusion depends on light direction, which is worth a moment before you apply it: the shadow falls down and to the right, so it looks most convincing on a vertical surface with light coming from above. Laid flat on a desk lid it still reads well, just less dramatically.
Specification
What You Get
- 2 printed stickers per pack
- 5–50cm / 2–20in across the widest point
- Glossy full-colour print, contour cut around the shadow edge
- No transfer tape — peel and place
The Wakhan Corridor in the north-east is the thinnest part of the cut, so at the smallest sizes it becomes a narrow strip. If that detail matters to you, take the 15cm size or larger.
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Reference107-028163
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Sticker typePrinted