Woodworker’s Mark

The Craftsman’s Mark has been used for centuries across different trades by individual craftsmen to denote key information including, in many crafts, to confirm who made the particular item.

Whether it was a stonemason’s mark showing where the finished stones went within the intended structure, or hallmarks on a wedding ring confirming the metal’s quality, or potter’s mark showing which pottery it was made in, The Craftsman’s Mark always represented more than just the mark and still does to this day. This label is a celebration of the art of parquetry.