Tig the Guillocheur
L' ATELIER
GUILLOCHE'
TAKE YOUR WORK TO THE NEXT LEVEL.
WHO WE ARE
PRECISION IS KEY.
The art of Guilloche incorporates the beauty of precision and accuracy into each piece. A mere fraction of an inch can upset the balance of the engraving and cause an unwanted imperfection- which is why we pay attention to every last detail when creating. Guilloche engravings dance with the light- literally. These engravings play with light and reflections in a way that stands out from other engraving methods.
Book design by Roni Weiss
Judaica artist, scribe and designer of silverware.
Guilloche' by Tig
History of guilloche
The art of guilloche goes back hundreds of years. A prestigious hobby of nobility and master craftsmen, Guilloche was popularized in the 1700s. Today, the equipment that produces these types of engravings, such as rose and straight line engines, are very rare with the majority of examples being destroyed in either WWI and later WWII. Guilloche is called a 'Lost Art' due to the rarity of these machines (as many were destroyed or melted down for scrap metal in the 1900s) and the small number of people who know the secrets of this forgotten trade.
 SUNBURST PATTERNA stunning pattern for watches or jewelry |  LEVEL UP YOUR WORK.Incorporate Guilloche into your next masterpiece. |  CUSTOMIZE YOUR ART.We add uniqueness to every piece. |  GUITAR FACEa sneak peak into the process |
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-Kyle
"I received them today and man they look incredible. Truly outstanding work Tig, the way they catch the light just makes the pieces come to life."
-Bart
"You're a true artist and craftsman- they don't make 'em like you anymore. Keep up the good work."
