[ shōzō-gá ] noun: Japanese word for portrait

 A shozoga is a digital portrait made of words that describe someone.

Why create a shozoga? To honor an important person in your life. Shozogas are a great gift for many occasions:

  • Birthday

  • Mother’s Day

  • Father’s Day

  • Graduation

  • Engagement

  • Wedding

  • Retirement

  • Anniversary

  • Celebration of life

  • Employee recognition


3 easy steps to getting your shozoga!

 

Step 1: Send your photos

We need three of your best photos of the person featured in your shozoga.

We will select the one that will work the best.

Step 2: Collect your words

This is how we gather the words to create your shozoga.

We will send you a link to a simple online form that you will share with family and friends.

Step 3: Get your shozoga

Within 5 days, you will receive your unique shozoga.

We will email it to you in the form of a high-resolution JPG.


After you receive your shozoga, create a unique product.
Our online store offers prints, T-shirts, mugs and tote bags.

 
Prints: Turn your shozoga into a print. Select from a variety of sizes and styles. (e.g., posters, canvas print, photographic print.)

Prints: Turn your shozoga into a print. Select from a variety of sizes and styles. (e.g., posters, canvas print, photographic print.)

Apparel: T-shirts come in a variety of colors. for both men and women.

Apparel: T-shirts come in a variety of colors. for both men and women.

Accessories: Put your mug on a mug. Mugs come in a variety of shapes and colors.

Accessories: Put your mug on a mug. Mugs come in a variety of shapes and colors.


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Portraits that say
a lot about you.


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“Our mother passed away from Covid-19 in a nursing home. Due to the worldwide pandemic, we were unable to have a service for her and we wanted to celebrate her life by creating something meaningful that reflected who she was. The shozoga was a way for all of us to come together to honor her.”

— Family

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“My 80th birthday was in April 2020 in the middle of the Coronavirus Pandemic. The highlight of this “shelter in place” birthday was a very special gift from one of our daughters. I absolutely love this gift - it is such an affirmation of the love and support one receives from family and friends.

— Meg