Sealing wax stamp kit with 6 designs – for letters, envelopes, and packaging
This kit includes a wooden handle and six interchangeable stamp heads to create wax seals on letters, envelopes, cards, notebooks, or packaging.
Each head screws onto the handle and is used with molten wax. Unlike a sticker or label, the seal leaves a raised, visible, and tactile impression, marking the surface with more presence.
It is suitable for correspondence, journaling, workshop notebooks, bookmarks, paper prints, small artisanal editions, or handmade gifts.
INFORMATION
The kit allows for varied impressions depending on the chosen design. Each head attaches to the same handle, enabling you to switch between seals without needing multiple tools.
The seal is used on a drop of still-warm wax. The impression forms as the wax begins to cool around the metal design.
This tool is suitable for paper, envelopes, cards, thick labels, notebooks, and decorative packaging. It requires stable pressure and clean removal to achieve a legible impression.
FEATURES
Contents: 1 handle and 6 stamp heads
Material: Wooden handle, metal heads
Application: Impression in molten wax
Required accessories: Sealing wax, melting spoon, and suitable heat source
USE & CARE
Screw the chosen head onto the handle, melt the wax, then place a small amount of hot wax onto the surface. Wait a few seconds before applying the seal to prevent the wax from spreading too much.
Hold the seal straight and still until the wax begins to harden. Then carefully remove the seal without sliding it to maintain a clean impression.
After use, allow the metal head to cool before handling or storing it. Remove any wax residue without harshly scraping the design.
COMPLEMENTARY ITEMS
To accompany correspondence, a logbook, or a journaling page, this kit can join the Writing collection, dedicated to tools for notes, letters, and handwritten traces.
To create titles, initials, or markers on paper before adding a seal, it can be combined with the wooden alphabet stamp set.
🤍 Ikane Workshop Tip
First, test the amount of wax on a piece of scrap paper. A clear impression depends as much on the wax temperature as on the seal's pressure: apply, hold, then remove without sliding.
