Embossed pattern

Be it an invitation to a milestone event or a personal handwritten note, the paper you choose also sends a message. American-based Crane has been a manufacturer of fine paper since the 1770s, and its clients include Paul Revere as he once commissioned the firm to provide material for Colonial currency, which they would continue […]

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really into two-sided save the dates lately - obsessed with this custom tactile pattern and monogram for Emily and Rick 😍🤤… | Instagram

Letterpress printing is a debossing process, meaning the art is pressed into the paper (usually as it applies ink). In the first photo you can see an example of a different, but similar process called embossing , which is the opposite: the art is coming up out of the paper. This is done with a

Identity and packaging for 1882 Ltd.’s first range of luxury candles and diffusers.