Debossing is a printing or decorative technique used to create a depressed or recessed design on a surface. It is the opposite of embossing, where the design is raised above the surface. In the debossing process, an image or text is pressed into a material, creating a depressed area with a three-dimensional effect.

1.                 Design Preparation: A design or pattern is created with depressions or recessed areas. This can be a logo, text, or any other graphic element.

2.                 Die-Cutting: A die, which is a metal plate or roller, is created based on the design. The die has a negative impression of the desired debossed pattern.

3.                 Material Placement: The material to be debossed, such as paper, cardboard, leather, or other substrates, is placed on a flat surface.