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Designed and made to order in India

Process

From a photo to a keepsake

Turn Moments Into Lasting Objects. Here's exactly how, from the first upload to the box on your doorstep.

Three stylised figurines of increasing refinement in a row on a pale timber bench — AI concept render
01

Tell us who it's for

One person, a couple, a family, a child, a pet, or a person and their pet together. You can always add more people later if you change your mind.

02

Choose how it should look

True to life, a stylised mini, a soft caricature, or a quieter keepsake-classic finish. Every style trades a little accuracy for a little character, and we tell you exactly what before you pick.

03

Add your photo

We ask for between 1 and 4 photos. One clear, front-facing photo is enough to start; a few angles help us get the likeness right.

04

Add the details

The occasion, a name or date for the base, and anything else that matters to you. This step is optional — you can skip straight to your first concept.

05

See your first concept

We generate a 2D concept image — a stylised drawing of what we'd make. If it's not quite right, ask for changes as many times as you need before you approve anything.

06

Approve the concept

Approving means you're happy with the overall likeness and style, not every pixel. This is the version production is built from, so take your time here.

07

Choose size, finish & base

Pricing comes straight from the shop, so what you see is what you pay. This is also the point where checkout hands off to Shopify — we never see your card details.

08

We build the 3D model

Once your order is placed, your approved concept becomes a 3D model, then goes through a human quality check before it's queued for production.

09

It's made and shipped

Your keepsake is printed, finished by hand, packed and shipped to you. Delivery windows on this site are planning estimates from our production trials, not a shipping promise. They become firm commitments once we have shipped our first customer orders.

Ready to see yours?

The first concept is free to see — you only pay once you've approved it and chosen how it's made.

A few common questions