The 'Hanko' (or Japanese Seal or Stamp) is an important element that has become part of the culture of the Japanese people to confirm their "will" and "responsibility". It's much more than 'just' a stamp and follows a person throughout life and can be passed down from generation to generation.

'Hanko' is used at the most important moments in people's lives: from signing works of art and important documents to submitting marriage certificates, registering births, buying important items- and even certifying death certificates. As a result, 'Hanko' are increasingly popular gifts for weddings, coming-of-age ceremonies, and other important occasions. After all, hanko are symbols of important life events in Japan.