Physical Seal Collection

From your digital seal to a real dojang

A dojang (도장) is a Korean name seal, pressed in red ink as a personal signature. The free digital seal on your result is an image; a physical seal is a small block of wood carved with your name so you can stamp it on paper, letters, artwork or certificates. To order one, create your Korean name first, pick the name you want from your result, and check out from the product page.

What to check before ordering

• Spelling. The seal is engraved with exactly the characters you provide. We do not offer translation or digital proofs, so confirm the Korean spelling first. Our guide to choosing hanja explains how names are written.
• Size. Each product page lists the material and the size of the seal face, which decides how large the printed name will be.
• Ink. Seals ship without ink. A thick red seal paste (inju, 인주) gives the cleanest impression and is easy to find separately.
• Delivery. Seals are made to order and shipped internationally with tracking; the expected delivery time is shown on each product.
• If something goes wrong. If a seal arrives damaged or engraved differently from your order, tell us within 14 days of receiving it, with photos. We remake it first, and refund in full if a remake isn't possible.

Why boxwood and red ink

Boxwood is dense and fine-grained, so carved strokes stay crisp and the seal holds up to years of use. Red ink is the traditional color for seals in Korea: writing a living person's name in red is otherwise avoided, and the seal is the long-standing exception. You can read more about how seals have been used, from royal seals to everyday signatures, in Korean Seals Explained.