Singapore Heritage Wax Seals
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Introducing
Shophouse
Our shophouse wax seal pays homage to the iconic pastel shophouses along
Koon Seng Road
Crafted with stunning 3D details of unparalleled engraving quality
A journey through time
When we were kids, we’d pick Ixora flowers from the street and savour the sweet nectar within. Those simple joys hold so many fond memories. This National Day, we’re bringing back that same sense of nostalgia with our new collection.
'Celebrating Singapore's Heritage, a Snail Mail at a Time,'
is about sharing the sights, scenes, and memories of Singapore through the nostalgic tradition of letter writing. Let's journey back in time, one letter at a time, and celebrate the beauty of personal connections and Singapore's vibrant history.
Our Heritage Series
Inspired by the botanicals in our Garden City, this design features the Ixora, White Kopsia, Red Button Ginger, and Bougainvillea. These plants are commonly spotted along Singapore’s streets and its gardens, thriving in our blooming oasis.
Paying homage to the iconic pastel shophouses along Koon Seng Road, this design reflects the ornate motifs and oriental flourishes of these Peranakan architectural gems. Constructed in the 1920s, these shophouses are renowned for their intricate designs and vibrant colours, embodying a blend of Chinese and Malay influences.
This seal celebrates the vibrant and colourful Peranakan culture, a unique blend of Chinese and Malay artistry. The design draws inspiration from the floral motifs of Fujimiyaki Tiles Work Co, capturing the essence of this rich cultural heritage.
Step back to a bygone era, when letters carried the weight of emotions and friendships were tenderly nurtured across distances.
Drawing inspiration from Singapore's lush botanical beauty, iconic shophouses, and vibrant Peranakan culture, we have intricately woven these elements into our collection.
Inspired by sights, scenes and memories of Singapore
