Calligraphic seals

Calligraphic seals are ornamental stamps used to imprint beautiful, artistic designs or characters onto a surface, often paper. They originate from traditional practices in various cultures, especially in East Asia and the Middle East, where they symbolize authority, authenticity, or personal identity. Each seal typically features stylized writing or symbols, typically made using ink and a carved surface, such as stone or wood. Calligraphic seals add a personal touch to letters, artworks, or documents, enhancing their significance and aesthetic appeal. They are considered both a form of art and a way to convey messages of trust and legitimacy.