A gift worthy of the occasion
We turn an idea, a crest or a photograph into a one-off piece cut in silhouette, in a box worthy of the moment.
Made for trophies, anniversaries, awards and corporate gifts.
What we’re usually asked for
No two stories are the same: clubs marking a historic final, companies honouring 30 years of dedication, town councils celebrating a date that matters.
- Trophies and awards
- Anniversaries
- Awards
- Fairs and events
- Corporate gift
Companies, clubs and institutions you already know work with us.
How to order a personalised piece
How to commission a piece, or a run of them, from an idea.
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You tell us through the contact form. A photo, a crest or a description is enough to get going.
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We work out whether it’s possible: not everything works in silhouette, some scenes lose their outline. We tell you before you pay anything.
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You see the piece before it exists. We send the cut-out and the quote, and we change whatever needs changing until you’re happy.
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We make it and it reaches you boxed: black acrylic, oak base, lacquered steel support. In a cardboard box — or an oak one, laser-engraved, if the commission calls for it.
Bespoke pieces take longer than catalogue ones. Ask us early: we confirm the real lead time along with the quote.
The day they’re handed over
These pieces end up on a stage, on a green or on a prize table.
Three materials, one handcrafted piece.
Black acrylic, oak and lacquered steel. One piece, made to last.
What a bespoke piece costs
The price of a special piece is three things added together, and we give you the final figure before we start.
Piece
Shipping
The Canary Islands and the French islands fall outside these rates. Write to us and we’ll quote.
Delivery times change from country to country. See the delivery times and costs.
Every detail goes into a firm quote that we send before anything is made. Nothing starts until you say the word.
Tell us what you’re celebrating
Tell us what you’re celebrating, for when, and how many pieces you need. We come back with the quote and the lead time.












