Quote from: Dalkore on October 24, 2012, 06:27:55 PM

I am interested. How would you go about making my unique seal? I see a some Katakana or Romanji on them? How does it work? I would like to get one. Can you do ones for stamps and others for wax?

Hello Dalkore, thanks for your interest.

I would be translating your name for you and then ordering the inkan on your behalf.

Personally, I would recommend ordering your inkan with katakana as opposed to romaji, as katakana is closer in authenticity for personal inkan (romaji is typically only used for company inkan).

For example, your bitcointalk username 'Dalkore' could translate to ダルコア in katakana, and that would be written on the base of your inkan, like this:

http://www.nipocultura.com.br/wp-content/uploads/2008/07/inkan.jpg

Contrary to popular perception, wax stamps are not part of Japanese culture. While antique seals (specifically made to order) can occasionally be found at auction, there was never any mainstream domestic production out here, sorry.

If you have any further questions, please feel free to ask them here in the thread - others may be interested to know more too!