Sesame Letterpress and Design

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Sesame Letterpress and Design

Sesame Letterpress is a boutique print shop located in the DUMBO neighborhood of Brooklyn.
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Letterpress wedding Invitations, Announcements, Greetings and other printed curiosities... http://www.sesameletterpress.com Our online store: http://sesameletterpress.bigcartel.com/ For more than 15 years, we have been collaborating closely with clients to design and print custom stationery using vintage printing presses. We specialize in wedding invitation suites, personalized note cards and business cards and bring our attention to detail to each project we work on.

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55 Washington Street, Ste 312E
New York, NY
11201

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http://www.sesameletterpress.com/, http://sesameletterpress.bigcartel.com/

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ABOUT US

Sesame Letterpress is a design and letterpress printing studio in Brooklyn, NY. We have been working closely with clients for nearly twenty years to design and print custom stationery. We pride ourselves on our friendliness, professionalism and dedication to the art of letterpress printing. In a fast paced world, we think it’s important to take the time to slow down and still make things by hand. We know our clients go the extra mile to hand write and mail letters to people they care about. We want to make really beautiful stationery that they will love and be inspired to send!

LETTERPRESS PRINTING

Dating back to the 15th Century, letterpress printing is done by inking a plate with a raised surface of type or images and pressing this surface into a sheet of cotton paper, creating a tactile de-bossed impression. Each card is hand-fed into the press, one color at a time and one piece at a time. We print all of our own stationery using these traditional techniques with Victorian era cast iron presses.