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How to buy a hanko:

1. Choose whether you want a round or square hanko.
The official type used in Japan is the round one. We recommend the round type, which is the most popular choice among Japanese people. However, if you are using it for hobbies such as calligraphy or painting, choose the square type.
 
Round type
https://www.kamakuraseal.com/shop-all?Category=Round%2520type%2520HANKO
 
Square type
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2. Choose the material of the hanko:
Gemstone, horn or wood. Gemstone seals are beautiful and popular as power stones. However, they are expensive. Horn and wood are traditional materials in Japan. We have a wide variety of materials available.
 
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3. Choose the font for your hanko.
Katakana, Kanji or alphabet? Please refer to the character page for an image of each option. We recommend Katakana. This is because it can be used officially, for example on personal and bank seals. If you already have a name in kanji, please select this option. Of course, we can convert your alphabetical characters into Katakana and Kanji.
 
Font image:
https://www.kamakuraseal.com/characterse
 
If you have an original design, our craftsmen will create it based on your design. Please send us an image of your design. Please select the original design for the font.
kamakurahanko@gf7.so-net.ne.jp
 
4. please let us know the name to be engraved in alphabetic characters.
Please fill in the form. If you can write in Japanese, please write in Japanese.
First name + last name or first name, last name. We recommend first name + last name.
 
The craftsman will create a design and send it to you within 5 business days. After that, they will proceed to the HANKO engraving process.
 
5. Please select vermilion ink as an option.
Our store sells the authentic vermilion ink used by craftsmen. In addition, a simple stamp pad is included with every hanko.
 
Traditional vermilion ink
https://www.kamakuraseal.com/shop-all?Category=Traditional%2520vermilion%2520ink
 
6. Please use PAYPAL for payment, which have the highest level of security.
We want our customers to shop with peace of mind.
 
7. The product will be shipped in 4-6 weeks by Japan's reliable EMS. Shipping is free.

Japanese purple titanium

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    Why Titanium HANKO (stamps) Are Considered Auspicious

    Titanium HANKO (stamps) are considered highly auspicious due to the inherent properties of the material. In modern times, their practicality and symbolic significance are particularly valued.

    Titanium is a metal with exceptional characteristics, used in industries like aerospace and medicine. These properties are deeply intertwined with the auspicious meanings associated with stamps made from it.

    1. Overwhelming Durability and Immutability

    Titanium boasts extremely high durability, resisting rust and degradation. This is believed to symbolize "everlasting prosperity," "unwavering success," and "the solidity of relationships." It's a fitting material for a stamp that represents long-lasting commitments, whether in business contracts or family ties. It carries the wish that any luck or success gained will remain constant forever.

    2. Strength and Stability

    Titanium is an incredibly strong metal, offering high resistance to external forces. This strength symbolizes "the power to overcome difficulties," "mental resilience," and "a stable foundation." It imbues the owner with the wish that they can build a stable life and business, no matter the adversity.

    3. Cleanliness and Purity

    Titanium is a highly biocompatible material that rarely causes metal allergies, giving it a very clean image. This symbolizes "pure relationships," "honest transactions," and "sincere intentions." It suggests that there's no room for deceit or impurity, making it an auspicious item for those who wish to walk a fair and clean path.

    4. Reliability as a Cutting-Edge Material

    Titanium is widely used in advanced technological fields, indicating its high reliability. This symbolizes "being at the forefront of the times," "continuous evolution," and "a certain future." For those seeking new challenges or innovative ideas, it's considered auspicious as a stamp that grants the power to forge ahead into the future.

    5. Down-to-Earth, Steady Prosperity

    The substantial feel and stability of titanium evoke down-to-earth, steady prosperity. It suggests that reliable effort and trust, built up steadily rather than ostentatiously, will eventually bear great fruit.

    For these reasons, a titanium HANKO is considered a very auspicious choice for those seeking lasting success, stability, and unwavering reliability.

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