Quilled Paper Heart (Giấy cuốn hình trái tim)
The stamp features a heart that was created using the ancient art of quilling. Quilling involves rolling and shaping narrow strips of paper, laying them on their edges, and gluing them in place to form intricate designs. The heart shape in the center of the stamp art is made from paper strips of many colors and is surrounded by white paper swirls on a white background.
Botanical Art (Hội họa về thực vật)
This issue continues the Postal Service's tradition of floral-themed stamps that are popular with mailers. To be issued in the first quarter of the year, the stamp art features ten different floral designs, each a detail of an illustration that appeared in an American nursery catalog between 1891 and 1912. The design details are courtesy of The New York Botanical Garden, whose Nursery and Seed Catalog Collection is one of the largest and most important such collections in the U.S.