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Drawn in a pretty peachy pink, this wax seal design depicts a pear coiled in a bead-textured garland -- the perfect motif for suggesting bounty and elegance.

A monochrome orange wax seal has a jazzy bas-relief of a treble clef.

A heraldic lion in blazing jonquil yellow.

An original diver character reminds everyone of water safety.

The colors of the Asexual Pride flag blur and dance in a classic Edison bulb.

This monochrome turquoise wax seal is impressed with an anchor with silhouettes of orchids behind it, contrasting the delicate with the strong.

The colors of the LGBTQ Pride flag blur and dance in a classic Edison bulb.

The colors of the Bi Pride flag blur and dance in a classic Edison bulb. For proud bisexuals and for anyone who has ever screamed "JUST HAVE A THROUPLE ALREADY!" at a fictional love triangle.

The colors of the Trans Pride flag blur and dance in a classic Edison bulb.

"A puff for all seasons" -- four sets of two-bun hairstyles with paper-doll tabs and seasonal embellishments.

The colors of the Pansexual Pride flag blur and dance in a classic Edison bulb.

A piece of vintage Americana for the modern farmhouse, this original feedsack design is bold in scale and in its choice of cactus motifs!

Your "yes" is valuable. Guard your yes.

A monochrome green array of international plant life (namely, tropical palms, an English Tudor rose, and an Indian lotus) adorn this summertime wax seal.

Trans girl magic Y'all can't stand it Y'all can't ban it

The colors of the Genderqueer Pride flag blur and dance in a classic Edison bulb.

The colors of the Aromantic Pride flag blur and dance in a classic Edison bulb.

A wax seal of the initial "D" in monochrome deep red.

A wax seal of the initial "B" in monochrome deep red (with a hint of glitter to highlight).

Trans men are men.

The queens of each suit of cards pose in fantasy outfits inspired by Carroll's Alice in Wonderland.

According to the narrator of Shirley Jackson's "We Have Always Lived in the Castle," all cat stories begin with the same phrase: "My mother, who was the first cat, told me this." Jackson owned an indeterminate number of black cats, so she'd have known.

Stories belong to the people who read them as much as to the people who make them.

A collage made from vintage color-pigment and design resource books to serve as an altar cloth in your witchy practice.

Imperialpunk: Re-appropriating the trappings of monarchy and state control to create an anti-war, pro-self-reliance aesthetic.

A set of simple trackers in an authentic Regency theme makes it easy to stay hydrated, form habits, or keep up with the date. Period watercolor fashion drawings adorn each tracker, with watercolor aesthetic stickers to coordinate!

A collage of originally drawn illustrations and vintage ephemera creates an evocative little reminder of a favorite Regency romance, all in fashionable tones from the era!

Four round seals in black and cream pay homage to cottage industry with vintage graphics.

Based on the iconic original illustrations for Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Wonderland" novels, these pieces use flat colors and hand-drawn linework to keep up the sketchy whimsy.

A hand-drawn infinity knot symbol in luscious pink.

A character design for the Queen of Hearts.

An illustration drawn from Lewis Carroll's classic children's novel "Through the Looking-Glass." Here we've costumed the queens in fantasy fancy-dress gowns, and Alice in a tartan-accented girl's day dress accurate to the 1880s.

A quote from one of Jane Austen's novels, treated to a minimalist collage aesthetic and crowned with an original impression of the book's protagonist.

A quote from one of Jane Austen's novels, treated to a minimalist collage aesthetic and crowned with an original impression of the book's protagonist.

A quote from one of Jane Austen's novels, treated to a minimalist collage aesthetic and crowned with an original impression of the book's protagonist.