Shapes

Laser-cut shapes from ₹199 to ₹399 — 4 options in wood and acrylic, cut to your own outline for craft, décor and display work. Cut to your outline Where the rest of the catalogue is finished products, this category is the raw piece: a shape cut to the profile you send, in the material and thickness you choose. Crafters, decorators, event stylists and small manufacturers use them as components rather than as gifts. Cutting is done on a laser, which means the edge is clean and sealed rather than rough, and repeat pieces come out identical — the point when you need forty of the same letter or ninety of the same motif. What people make with them Letters and numbers — for name boards, nursery walls and event backdrops. Motifs and cut-outs — repeated shapes for décor, garlands and table settings. Craft blanks — bases to paint, resin or assemble onto. Display and prop pieces — shop windows, photo booths and stage sets. Prototype parts — flat components cut before committing to a production run. Sending an outline A vector file cuts best — the laser follows a path, so a photograph or a JPEG has to be traced first, which adds a step and some interpretation. If vector artwork is not available, send the cleanest, highest-contrast image you have and tell us the finished dimension you need. State the material and thickness along with the quantity. A free proof confirms the outline and size before cutting. Bulk pricing starts at 25 pieces and improves quickly, since setup is most of the cost on a short run. GST invoicing and PAN-India delivery are standard. Materials and thickness Thinner sheet is cheaper and fine for flat décor, garlands and craft blanks. Thicker stock is needed for anything that has to stand on its own, take weight, or be handled repeatedly — letters for a backdrop, display props, prototype parts. Ask for the thickness in millimetres rather than by description; "thick" means different things to different trades. Finish Laser-cut edges come sealed and do not need sanding. Wood carries a light scorch line along the cut, which is normal and is usually wanted — say so if you need it removed, because that is an extra finishing step.