Intaglio

Intaglios, engraved images in stone, have been used as personal adornment and sentimental keepsakes for thousands of years and, according to folklore, attract health and good fortune. Each unique design in our meticulously crafted series features a hand engraved figure in stone. Intaglio Framed Art features: Mounted on blue silk inset. Double wood frame in antique gold finish with carved corner details. Off white mat.

A winged lion, commonly associated protection, crafted as an 18K gold signet ring. The piece is crafted by our master jeweler, Chavdar Chushev in our Los Angeles studio.

SERGEANT John (1937-2010) ‘Enamelled Cup’

There are five main intaglio processes: engraving, etching, drypoint, aquatint and mezzotint. Each creates prints with a distinct look and feel. Read more!

Framed intaglios are something that I have always loved! They are just so beautiful and pleasing to the eye. I especially love when multiple intaglios are grouped together in a large gallery. If you have ever shopped for framed intaglios then you know firsthand that they are so expensive! Most framed intaglios retail at $300+

A step-by-step tutorial on how to DIY framed Intaglio art in just 4 steps.

Hi everyone, I had a lot of questions the other day about how I framed the intaglios for my house, so I thought I would do a little post, sharing what I did. I must confess that I am not the best with DIY projects, but I was happy with how these turned out and how easy they were. I experimented with how to make them so by no means is this probably the correct way to make them, but I thought I would go ahead and share since I was happy with how it turned out. All the supplies I used are…

Trace or draw a photograph of someone in a crowd. Add something to the person that is not in the photograph to give more interest and add value to the person or part of the person. Every one else should be just lines. #emphasis #individuality #value

I see intaglio art when I'm out thrifting and antiquing all of the time. It's always super pricey (like over $100 per piece) so I skip it, but I started looking online to see if I could find something I liked that was more reasonable. Cut to me falling in love with this piece from Ballard Designs.But it was well over $300 for the smallest size. So I started thinking this might be a fun DIY! I ended up making my own for less than $30 and it was so ridiculously easy that I'm only wishing I had…