Orchids On Singapore Stamps & World Stamps

Local Orchids, issued by Laos on June 10, 1983:

Several Orchid stamps:

Monkey Orchid and Bee Orchid, issued by Israel on December 16, 2014, to mark the friendship with Ecuador:

Black Orchid (Paphiopedilum wardii), habitat of Northern Myanmar, issued by Myanmar (Burma) on February 11, 2004:

Chimps and Orchid on stamp and postmark, issued by Japan in 1992 to publicize the 8th COP (Conference of the Parties) to CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora):

Newly Discovered Orchid, issued by Laos on May 22, 2011:

Israel and Singapore jointly issued on May 8, 2019, a set of two stamps each with identical design to commemorate the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two nations. Each stamp shows flowers and birds representing Israel and Singapore. Here are the Israeli stamps. The 2.5 SH stamp shows Singapore flowers among them two orchids: Dendrobium crumenatum and Dendrobium Lucian Park:

Orchid of Laos, issued by Laos on November 16, 1998:

Orchids, issued by Laos on July 5, 1985:

Orchids of Laos, issued on April 25, 2003:

Rest of the stamps in the 2003 set:

Orchids of Vietnam, issued by Vietnam on March 1, 2008:

Orchids of Laos, issued on October 25, 1996:

The Republic of Vietnam (South Vietnam) issued on September 10, 1965 a set of five engraved flower stamps. One of them, designed by Luu My Tam, shows orchid flower:

Orchids of Laos, issued on May 7, 1997:

Orchids of Vietnam, issued by the Republic of Vietnam (South Vietnam) on August 18, 1974:

Orchids of Laos, issued on August 10, 1987: