Greeting and gesture stickers

Woman Waving

Bangladesh

A hello from Bangladesh, in the white sari with a red border that comes out every Pohela Boishakh, the Bengali new year. Some greetings do not need words at all.

Elbow Greeting

The pandemic changed a lot of things, including how we say hello. A wave, an elbow bump, or — in the case of this sticker — a tap of two walking canes. There are still plenty of ways to connect.

Maori Haka Face

Aotearoa New Zealand

The haka is a ceremonial dance or challenge in Maori culture. It is performed by a group, with vigorous movements and stamping of the feet with rhythmically shouted accompaniment.

Henna Hands

India

Henna or mehndi patterns are an essential part of weddings and parties in South Asian, Arab, and North and East African cultures. Ours is a beautiful alternative to classic heart emojis!

Hijabi Peace Sign

Send your salaams the Mojimix way – with a Muslim woman making a peace sign. Give peace a chance!

Scottish Flying Skirt

Scotland

This sticker crosses a Scottish kilt with Marilyn Monroe’s photograph at the corner of 52nd Street in New York in 1955. Originating as the dress of Gaelic men and boys in the Highlands, the first historical record of kilts dates from the 16th century.