Why do python need @staticmethod

There is a class Printer. It has 2 methods that do the same. The difference is that one of the methods has a decorator @staticmethod, and the other does not. But I can call both methods without creating a class instance.

class Printer():
    '''Test @staticmethod'''
    def not_static_print(self, text='Example Text'):
        print(text)
    @staticmethod
    def static_print(text='Example Text'):