BLACKPINK Commemorative Stamps Released

Korea Post under the Ministry of Science and ICT announced that it will issue 10 BLACKPINK commemorative stamps honoring the group that helped drive K-pop's global expansion, along with a commemorative stamp packet featuring portraits of the members. On the morning of the 15th, models presented the BLACKPINK stamps at the Seoul Central Post Office in Jung-gu, Seoul, drawing attention from fans and the public. The stamps were planned to celebrate BLACKPINK's global stature, and their detailed portraits enhance the items' collectible value. Korea Post launched the project in recognition of BLACKPINK's contribution to establishing K-pop as a genre loved around the world. The 10 stamps were designed to reflect the group's career and major achievements, while the portrait stamp packet is offered through postal services so fans can easily add it to their collections. A launch event is being held at the Seoul Central Post Office, with model demonstrations and a booth where fans can purchase the stamps directly. Korea Post said it hopes the stamps will offer a new experience by bringing together K-pop fandom culture and postal services. The BLACKPINK stamps will also be used in future promotional materials for postal services and are expected to become items symbolizing K-pop's global influence. Through the portrait stamps, fans are expected to feel an even deeper connection with the group. Korea Post plans to continue issuing a variety of commemorative stamps featuring K-pop artists, with the BLACKPINK release serving as an important first example. The launch is expected to have a positive impact not only on BLACKPINK's fandom but also on the general public who use postal services.