Embossing: meaning, definitions and examples

printing technique

Embossing is a manufacturing process that creates a raised or recessed design on a surface, typically paper or leather. This method adds a tactile quality to the material and is often used to enhance the visual appearance of printed materials. It involves a die or a mold to press the design into the surface, leaving an impression that can be felt by touch. Embossing is commonly used in creating business cards, invitations, and decorative covers.

branding, relief printing, stamping

Examples of usage

• The business card featured an elegant embossing of the company logo.

• She admired the embossing on the invitation, which made it look luxurious.

• The leather wallet had beautiful embossing that highlighted the craftsmanship.