Although 90% of our business is producing what I would call "semi-traditional" stamps now and again we are asked if we can look at making something a little different.
The first was for a personal hanko, this would normally be first name for a westerner, but our client requested to have both names we produced some graphics for him to look at.
and he selected the Square stamp with both his names in a square border.
The second stamp was a request to make a self stamping version of the client's traditional hanko, but the customer wanted a larger stamp to fill more of the space in the grading book.
We again produced a few graphics and the client requested to add his full name as well as the Katakana for Harris.
The Third stamp was a request for a club logo in a hanko, the graphics the club had was very poor quality so we had a bit of work to do to to convert to a vector image that we could use, but we got there in the end.
The last was a bit of a "blue sky" request from the "Karate Doctor" he had a graphic below
and requested if we could turn this into a hanko. Well there were a few challenges, a stamp can only be a single colour of course. We had to start from scratch and started with a line drawing of a doctor, we added a dogi with a rising sun and added the kanji for karate Isha - Karate doctor.
Commercially custom stamps don't make any sense, they would be very expensive if we charged for all the time it takes to create them. We are happy for them to be a "lost leader" and enjoy providing a service for fellow martial artists.
If you are interested in purchasing a hanko, please contact us with some initial details of your requirements to sotosabisu@btinternet.com
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