Carpe Diem (v2 2006)
Price £38 (including UK Tracked post) for us to specially create a copy of this tile. The mould is retrieved from storage and set up for the press. Once created we will treat it in the same way as a personalised tile. It is mounted on our regular presentation cards. If you are interested please get in touch via the Contact Us page.
We created a cleaner version of the original design. Carpe Diem is usually translated from the Latin of the Roman poet Horace in his Odes as 'seize the day' or sometimes as 'enjoy the day'. Lord Byron was the first to integrate the phrase into English in his 'Letters' of 1817: "I never anticipate, - carpe diem - the past at least is one's own, which is one reason for making sure of the present." The phrase has been enthusiastically absorbed into today’s language.
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Fixing Points: any of the four holes in the corners of the tile
