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New! Ceramic Moon Votives set our world aglow 🌕🕯️

Greetings, artlings! World Space Week starts tomorrow, and what better way to mark the occasion than some seriously stellar out-of-this-world art? Introducing the gorgeously crafted and delightfully adorable Moon Votive from Baltimore artist Melike Carr.

New! Botanical tea towel from Caitlin Parker

Here to herald in the season of spice is a brand new exclusive tea towel designed by our very own goddess of the garden, Caitlin Parker. The Double Luck Tea Towel is a salute to fresh forage and a celebration of seasons.

New! An Edo-era greenhouse escape 🪴

If you’re like us and your green thumb is a little more chartreuse, today’s newest Vintage Edition is for you. Introducing Plants and Flower Arrangements by 19th century Japanese printmaker and illustrator Utagawa Yoshitsuya.

New! Handmade journals from bookbinder e bond 📓

September’s a time of organization and creativity. So in the spirit of the season, what better way to center those skills than with a masterfully hand-bound journal from Bay Area-based artist e bond?

New! A Meiji-era mélange of illustrated English

Today’s new Vintage Edition comes by way of Meiji era Japanese printmaker Kamekichi Tsunajima, and is a delightful dalliance in illustration ever-so-slightly lost in translation.

New! A summer salve from Jessica Zollman

Greetings, collectors! It’s been quite the summer scorcher lately, so we called upon 20x200 artist and photog phenom Jessica Zollman for some much needed ice cold comfort. Find some sweet summertime solace in our newest edition: Tranquil Teal.

New! Amos Kennedy’s bookish brilliance à la letterpress

Behold! Bookish Letterpress, a series of 9 one-of-a-kind prints hand-pressed by master printer and provocateur Amos Kennedy in his Detroit studio.

New! Berenice Abbott’s Manhattan Bridge

With Berenice Abbott’s Manhattan Bridge, Looking Up, we’re once again reminded of the steadfastness and stateliness of bridges: the feats of engineering, their role as literal and symbolic representations of interconnectivity, and all the different ways in which they appear in our lives.