UNIQOOO Rosemary Botanical Twig Green Plants Wax Seal Stamp for Wedding, Great for Cards Envelopes, Invitations, Wine Packages, Snail Mails, Letter Sealing, Gift Ideas for Bride, Friends, Lover

The stamp is a good weight, balanced enough to make stamping easy. The stamp leaves clean lines when pressed into wax, no scratches or imperfections that I've noticed.The image itself is of a good likeness to a twig of rosemary, but the design lends itself well to being a generic botanical stamp. While there may be other cheaper, this one is a good price for its craftsmanship. The wooden handle is smooth and sturdy, unlike others I've tried where the handle splinters and shatters with minimal use.Overall, I'd recommend this to anyone looking to get into wax stamping. The stamp looks great on envelopes and gifts.

Just as listed - well made - clear image.

These stamps came out just like the pictures! Make sure you have an ice pack or something to keep it cold between stamps. It’ll help it not stick to the wax. When making the stamp, I put the melted wax in one spot and used the stamp to press -and rub in a circle once or twice to make sure the wax gets all the way around.The stamp does get warm quickly, so def get that ice pack. Otherwise you’ll have to wait a while for it to cool. It didn’t take more than 20s to cool using a chilled stamp.

I love this botanical stamp for it's simplistic design that can be used in any direction. It's easy to use (rest it in a bowl of ice between stamping, and dry with a cloth before putting it in the "wax"). I used a glue gun with wax and found it was easiest to stamp onto either parchment or a silicone sheet then glue the stamps onto the finished design. Yes, it's putzy, but it sure looks beautiful!

This stamp made my DIY wedding invitations extra special and gave it a more elegant look! I used the wax sticks that can be inserted and heated through a mini glue gun and it gave me no trouble whatsoever. It lifted off each seal clean and only took 10 seconds to create the seal*TIP: place this stamp on an ice pack so it’s cold, then dab off the condensation and press onto your wax! Stamp came off easily for me afterwards and worked like a charm (I made 150 seals with this).Hoping I can find other projects to do so this stamp doesn’t go to waste after my wedding :)