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SCG13379 - DPR Korea 1995 “4.15 Day of the Sun” Kimilsungia Orchid Stamp (40 Chon)
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Issued by North Korea (DPR Korea) in 1995, this 40 chon stamp commemorates April 15 (4.15), the birth anniversary of Kim Il-sung, widely celebrated in the country as the Day of the Sun. The design features the Kimilsungia orchid, a symbolic flower associated with the leader, blooming in vivid pink tones in the foreground. Behind the flowers stands a monumental statue motif representing national reverence and state symbolism. The radiant sunburst background reinforces the celebratory theme tied to the national holiday. This stamp reflects the strong blend of political iconography and botanical symbolism typical of DPR Korea philatelic issues of the 1990s.
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