Czech philately
Our online postage stamp store is based in the Czech Republic and focuses on selling postage stamps of the Czech Republic.
Tschechische Philatelie
Unser Online-Briefmarkenshop hat seinen Sitz in der Tschechischen Republik und konzentriert sich auf den Verkauf von Briefmarken der Tschechischen Republik.
Philatélie tchèque
Notre boutique de timbres-poste en ligne est basée en République tchèque et se concentre sur la vente de timbres-poste de la République tchèque.
Czeska filatelistyka
Nasz internetowy sklep ze znaczkami pocztowymi ma siedzibę w Czechach i koncentruje się na sprzedaży znaczków pocztowych z Republiki Czeskiej. Pełną ofertę naszego sklepu wysyłamy do Polski z możliwością zapłaty i za pobraniem w złotych polskich.
Česká filatelia
Náš internetový obchod s poštovými známkami sídli v Českej republike a je zameraný na predaj poštových známok Českej republiky. Na Slovensko zasielame kompletnú ponuku nášho obchodu s platbou aj na dobierku v eurách.
Česká filatelie
Náš internetový obchod s poštovními známkami sídlí v České republice a je zaměřený na prodej poštovních známek České republiky. Osobní setkání je možné v Pardubicích, Hradci Králové nebo v Trutnově.
Czech Design: Hana Podolská
Charleston dresses – a model of evening dress in turquoise silk georgette that was created around 1927. The booklet and coupons display details of the dress, showcasing its rich embroidery. The dress is of a shortened length and embellished with rows of beaded fringe. The waist is accentuated by an elaborately decorated embroidery featuring a central fan motif made of beads and sequins.
National Archaeological Discoveries
The stamp design features one of the most famous archaeological finds in the Czech Republic, the sandstone head of a Celt from Mšecké Žehrovice. The designer has placed it in a stylised display case, symbolising museum exhibition practices. The blue sky in the background alludes to the spiritual and even transcendent dimension of the artifact. As the only example of monumental Celtic sculpture found in the Czech Republic, this head stands as an unparalleled archaeological discovery. The artwork is inspired by the sculpture and incorporates the painting technique that leans towards realism and almost achieves photorealism in its depiction. The sculptural representation immediately captures attention with its illusion of depth and sense of space.
Beauties of Our Country: Pálava Hills
The ruins of the Gothic castle Dívčí hrady, also known as Děvičky, situated on a limestone cliff of the Pálava Hills. This view is from the south, taken from an advanced artillery bastion built in 1529. It is spring, and on the sunny rocky steppes, the low iris and the yellow spring adonis are in bloom. The low iris displays colours of violet-blue, yellow, and occasionally white. Nestled beneath Pálava is the village of Pavlov, with its adjoining vineyards and the expansive Nové Mlýny reservoir.
Expo 2025 Osaka: Alfons Mucha
Mucha’s first series of decorative panels, The Seasons, released in Paris in 1896. These were posters without text, intended purely for artistic use or for decorating interior walls. The set of four panels depicts the seasons as ethereal nymphs, with appearances and moods capturing the essence of each season.
A special edition commemorates Czechia‘s participation at EXPO 2025, held on the artificial island of Yumeshima in Osaka, Japan, from April 13 to October 13, 2025.
Botanical Garden in Brno
The Mendel University Botanical Garden is renowned for its orchid collection, boasting around 2,000 native species and over 3,500 cultivated varieties, making it one of the largest and most significant collections in Europe. In selecting specific plants for the sheet, the designer had a clear aim from the outset – to showcase various cultivars, shapes, and colours of native orchid species.
Coinage launch – gold florin and Prague groschen
The stamps depict both sides of the coins, with Latin inscriptions referencing the text from the respective coins. Bold typography lends the stamps a fitting sense of dignity and majesty. The coins weave between the letters, creating an airy and elegant effect. The designer of the issue drew inspiration from artifacts associated with Václav II – specifically, the Prague groschen and John of Luxembourg’s florin.
