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Calligraphy, engraving & foiling
Calligraphy isn’t one-size-fits-all. Every surface — from delicate glass to textured leather or raw wood — calls for a different technique to ensure both beauty and durability. With a range of specialized methods, I guide you toward the approach that best suits your materials, your vision, and the experience you want to create.
Handwritten
Calligraphy
From traditional pointed pen to modern script, calligraphy is the foundation of every service offered. Each name, phrase and composition is written freehand; transforming paper and objects into refined personal keepsakes.
Personalization with calligraphy
- Place cards, menus, thank you cards, and invitations
- Traditional cards, mugs, tumblers, and luggage tags
- Fragrance bottles, notebooks, champagne, and spirit bottles
- Permanent effects when paired with engraving or foiling
Permanent personalization through
Hand Engraving and Etching
Hand engraving etches a message into the surface of an item and creates a permanent, timeless keepsake. It is ideal for in-studio gifting projects or as a live on-site experience for guests.
Commonly engraved items
- Perfume and fragrance bottles
- Glassware, wine bottles, and spirit bottles
- Glass jars and cosmetic containers
- Stone tiles, stainless steel, and other select metals
Leather and fabric personalization through
Heat Foiling
Heat foiling and embossing embed metallic foil onto compatible surfaces such as paper, leather and select fabrics. The result is a luminous, elevated finish.
Popular foiled items
- Luggage tags and cardholders
- Notebooks and packaging details
- Ribbon and select fabric goods
- Paper, leather, select wood and tested plastics
Service inquiries
If you’re envisioning something you don’t see here, don’t hesitate to reach out. I’m always open to working with new materials and ideas.
FAQs
Which service should I choose?
Most service options create a permanent calligraphy effect, but the best technique depends on the material. Glass and metal are usually strongest for engraving, while leather and many fabric goods are better suited to heat foiling. If you’re unsure, share the item details and I can recommend the best fit.
Do products need to be tested first?
Items for engraving or heat foiling should be tested before production or a live event to confirm compatibility, finish quality and permanence.
Can these services be booked live or in-studio?
All current services can be requested as in-studio projects or as live event experiences, depending on quantity, timing and product suitability.