Letterpress printing is a traditional technique where the text is composed manually by combining movable type, adding ink, and pressing it against the paper. This results in a unique surface, and the sense of genuine craftsmanship is obvious. We recommend this technique for use with all our products when an appealing impression is desired. It is also cost effective when producing a series of items.

By pressing paper between engraved metal plates, we can produce a a relief on all our paper products consisting of a logo, image, or text. This could be either embossed or debossed. The embossing dies are produced copying the original image provided by the customer.

Modern techniques can of course also work in combination with handcrafted paper. As the paper is torn by hand, it normally needs to be handled manually and with knowledge of its characteristics. We most commonly work with fine art printing (giclée) on water colour paper for photos, but also when producing series of different kinds of invitations.

This printing method is equally useful for printing a menu, an invitation, or business card.

Originally this consisted of a thread bent into the desired shape, and then sown onto a frame. This technique is still the same, but has been further developed. Today, using waterjet cutting, we can create an imprint of almost any image and sow it onto frames suitable for all of our paper products.