Best Sellers
The stamps our customers actually buy most, ranked by real orders over the last two years — not a hand-picked list. Celtic knots and classical scroll borders dominate it, and almost every one is a border or a repeating pattern rather than a standalone motif. That is worth knowing if you are choosing a first stamp: the tools that get used hardest are the ones that cover ground.
If you are starting out, take a border from here and pair it with a corner stamp so your line turns cleanly. More knotwork lives in Celtic leather stamps.
Celtic Knot
Celtic Knot Leather Stamp · LT384
Interlocking Blocks Basket Weave Leather Stamp – 11x8mm · LT302
Angel Wings Eagle
Angel Wings Eagle Leather Stamp – 14x12mm · LT544
Crossbones Skull
Crossbones Skull Leather Stamp – 12x16mm · LT555
Questions
Will these work on my leather?
Vegetable-tanned, lightly cased — damp to the touch, not wet. Use 3 mm leather or thicker. On thinner leather you will need a backing scrap underneath, or the pattern will distort the back.
Chrome-tanned leather will not hold an impression at all — it springs back.
Do I need a press, or is a mallet enough?
A mallet is enough for most of our stamps. Use a heavy poly or rawhide mallet rather than a light one — weight does the work, so you do not have to swing hard.
Work on something solid. A granite slab under the leather makes far more difference than most people expect.
Which stamps repeat into a continuous pattern?
Borders, basketweave and the all-over textures are designed to tile — each impression seats into the last so the pattern grows without a visible join. Single motifs are meant to stand alone.
How long until my stamp arrives?
Making it: 2-5 business days. Every stamp is cut to order in our workshop — nothing sits on a shelf waiting.
Getting it to you: usually two to three weeks by tracked post to the US and most of Europe. Checkout shows a real delivery window in business days for whichever service you pick.
Who makes them?
We do — a small family workshop in Novi Sad, Serbia. The designs are drawn here, the brass is milled here on our own machines, and every tool is finished by hand before it goes in the box.
More answers on the FAQ page.