Stamp design is the process of creating the visual elements that appear on postage stamps. This includes selecting images, colors, and typography that represent a specific theme or subject, such as historical events, famous people, or cultural symbols. Designers must consider both artistic appeal and practical aspects, like ensuring the stamp is easily recognizable and functional for postal services. The design process often involves collaboration between artists, graphic designers, and postal authorities. Once a design is finalized, it is printed in large quantities for public use. Stamps not only serve as a means of postage but also as miniature works of art that reflect a nation's identity and heritage.