Quill and Inkwell Seal yellow wax

Quill and Inkwell Seal yellow waxThis seal bears the image of an inkwell and quill, symbols that reach far beyond writing itself. Before the pen became convenient, writing required preparation and intention, ink had to be opened or made ready, the quill cut and sharpened, each step an acceptance of slowness and a willingness to engage the hand fully. Nothing could be rushed. For Kathryn Hastings, ink has long carried an affinity with blood, a reminder that to write is to draw

This delicate floral seal features a finely engraved spray of blossoms contained within a small rectangular matrix

romantic unions

Explore the psychology of colors and how they interact to create visually compelling and harmonious combinations

because it has always been her favorite

a silhouette that carries both elegance and authority

In the Victorian language of flowers

tapping into the romance and history of this timeless practice

you can add a touch of country charm and elegance to your letters

The beam radiates because someone has tended it

Where the bee sucks

Detailed walkthrough of the pour and scrape method

On the reverse: an eye