Brass dies are the most expensive option, but they are also perfect for high-volume and high-quality embossing projects. They’re especially useful for rendering fine lines and sculptured images.
Brass is the go-to choice when your artwork needs more than a simple raised shape. Think: intricate, dimensional, premium, and very much “Go on, touch this design!”
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