USPS Kwanzaa Forever Stamps - Sheet of 20 - 2011 Issue

With this colorful new stamp design, the U.S. Postal Service celebrates Kwanzaa, a holiday that takes place over 7 days beginning each year on December 26 and end­ing January 1. Kwanzaa draws on African traditions and takes its name from the phrase for “first fruits” in Swahili, a widely spoken African language. The bold colors in the stamp art represent the colors of the Kwanzaa flag — green for growth, red for blood, and black for the African people. Art director Derry Noyes worked with artist Daniel Minter to create this stamp design.

• Brand new sheet of 20 Forever Stamps. Issued in 2011 but never expires.
• The bold colors in the stamp art represent the colors of the Kwanzaa flag
• Forever stamps will also be equal to the one-ounce first class rate
• Perfect for holiday mailings and more
• Buy before rates go up in January, 2018.