Depending on the chosen product and quantity, we can begin with a standard logo application or explore artwork, packaging and layout around the recognition brief.

Tell us the occasion, recipient group, quantity, approximate budget, required date and the degree of branding or personalisation you need.

Start with the recipient and occasion; the product, quantity and personalisation can then be matched to the brief.

No. The appropriate format depends on the moment and the recipient. A recognition programme can include a compact desk piece, an award or a more substantial milestone gift.

These awards use an MDF tree form or award base with real preserved moss, plus a printable base or front plaque. We describe the materials plainly rather than claim a measured environmental advantage over crystal or metal.

Yes. Each piece can carry a different name. Confirm the recipient list and wording, then approve the artwork proof for the chosen award.

Yes. The Tree, Terra and plaque forms all use real preserved moss, but have different silhouettes and artwork areas. Confirm the chosen forms and recipient wording in one brief.

It is real preserved moss, not a growing plant. Do not water or mist it. Keep the awards indoors, dry and out of direct sunlight.

The Forest Tree Award is specified at 6 × 8 × 2 inches or 8 × 10 × 2 inches. The Terra Award has a 4 × 4 inch base and is 7 inches high. The two Forest plaques list a 4 × 8 inch MDF frame or plaque; confirm the usable artwork area.

Start with approved branding on a standard award. Adapted artwork or colour, and a newly developed piece, are separate options that need a design brief and feasibility check.

Yes, or buy them as they are. A piece can take your mark, your colours or a line of words, on the piece or its box, or be built around an object of yours. We send a proof before we make it, and reply in one day.

Yes. Each piece is an award, a memento or a souvenir (some buyers search for “momento”) made with real preserved plants, with a name, a logo or a message on it. They are keepsakes for a desk or a shelf rather than cups.