Finding the perfect gift isn’t always easy. Whether it’s Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, Christmas, or even a birthday, most people want to give something personal, meaningful, and lasting. Here in the Kootenays — Creston, Nelson, Cranbrook, Kimberley, Trail, and Castlegar — we know how much memories matter. That’s why wood laser portraits from Piscatio are one of the best gift ideas you can choose for any holiday throughout the year.
These engraved portraits transform your favorite photo into a beautiful keepsake on wood. Perfect for family, friends, or loved ones, they’re more than just a gift — they’re a memory captured forever.
Flowers fade, chocolate disappears, but memories last forever. Surprise your loved one with a laser-engraved photo on wood — maybe from your favorite hike in the Kootenays or a special moment together.
Parents love thoughtful, personal gifts. From a family photo to a special memory of Mom or Dad, a custom wooden portrait makes an unforgettable gift that shows your love in a lasting way.
The holidays are the busiest gift-giving time of year. Stand out by giving something unique and personal. Whether it’s kids, pets, or a snowy Kootenay adventure, a wood laser portrait is a Christmas gift that will be treasured for generations.
You don’t need a big holiday to give something meaningful. Birthdays, anniversaries, or surprise gifts are perfect times for a custom engraved portrait. With every glance, your loved one will remember the moment you chose to capture.
Locally made in the Kootenays (Creston-based, serving all surrounding towns)
Personalized and unique — no two portraits are alike
Long-lasting — a keepsake gift that lasts for years, not days
Perfect for every holiday and occasion
🎁 Whether you’re shopping for Christmas gifts in Nelson, a birthday in Cranbrook, or a surprise Valentine’s present in Creston, Piscatio makes it easy to give something extraordinary.
👉 Call us today at 778-963-1133 or email order@piscatio.ca to order your custom wood laser portrait. Proudly serving the Kootenays — one memory at a time.