Rectangular stamp plant 16

A - sublime,
B - deepened
C - raised / mirrored
D - recessed / mirrored

All our carved wooden stamps and hand rollers are deeply milled and, unlike laser-cut stamps and 3D-printed plastic stamps, have beveled edges. This makes them easy to remove from the clay, and the printed image is significantly more three-dimensional and vibrant.

All in all, there are a total of 20 variations to choose from for each motif.

The stamp blocks are made of solid hardwood: cherry, beech, oak, etc., sourced from sustainable, European FSC-certified timber and manufactured in Germany.

We thoroughly oil all wooden stamps with a special linseed oil shortly before shipping. After a few days, the oil will be completely absorbed and hardened. The stamp will then become slightly duller, and you can re-oil it with linseed or tung oil. Allow the generously applied oil to soak in for about 30 minutes, then wipe off any excess with a cloth. This should be repeated after a gentle cleaning with a little water. Never leave the stamp in water or dry it on a radiator. This could lead to cracks and breaks. With proper care, you will enjoy it for many years.

You can achieve very clear results on clay if the clay is somewhat dry and no longer smears. Then, gently and evenly tap the back of the stamp (for larger stamps) with a rubber mallet.
With a little practice, you can achieve perfect embossing on slabs. But of course, many other methods work too, such as filling a light sock (or something similar) with cornstarch and dusting the areas to be embossed with it. This way, the stamp can also be used with very fresh clay.
This also works with FIMO and similar products.