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Description: Held together by caffeine, calendar reminders and one paperclip. Hand-lettered for everyone running on reminders.

Description: My calendar says I'm busy. My calendar is lying. For introverts with a suspiciously full calendar.

Description: I've been circling back since 2019. Hand-lettered for anyone fluent in office jargon against their will.

Description: The only employee of the month who sleeps on the job. A hand-drawn orange tabby on a laptop, for work-from-home cat people.

Description: Currently burning at both ends, drawn literally. Hand-lettered for the overworked and overcommitted.

Description: A new career, or a nap, a snack and nobody emailing? A hand-drawn question for every desk worker by 3pm.

Description: Quick question (it was not quick). Hand-lettered for everyone who has lost an afternoon to one.

Description: Thriving (debatable). A hand-drawn droopy houseplant for anyone who's fine, mostly.

Description: Professionally overthinking, drawn as one very tangled ball of yarn. For overthinkers and anyone who knits.

Description: My out-of-office is a state of mind. Hand-lettered for anyone who left before the auto-reply did.

Description: Fa la la la latanoprost. A singing eye-drop bottle in a Santa hat, for pharmacy and eye-care teams.

Description: Pill bottles, a candy-cane capsule, a snowy mortar and pestle and an Rx ornament, cut as one Christmas sticker for pharmacy people.

Description: Merry Christmas, written as a prescription: refills for 12 months, signed in a proper prescriber scribble.

Description: Christmas cookies, 2 PO QID PRN, refills unlimited. A prescription only pharmacy people can read.

Description: Every pharmacy tech's most-heard question, now with a Christmas queue. A hand-drawn drive-thru with a wreath, an Rx sign and cars carrying trees.

Description: Santa's list is pending prior authorization, just like everything else at the counter. Hand-lettered wishes every pharmacist and tech will recognise.

Description: Near-black and plum hellebores with gold stamens, evergreen and red berries. A moody winter bouquet that outlasts Christmas.

Description: Four hellebore varieties, four tiles: a Christmas rose, a pink Lenten rose and two speckled and edged beauties in bright block-print colours.

Description: Hellebores bloom when nothing else will. A bright block-print Christmas rose and two Lenten roses under a cobalt arch.

Description: A cheerful green dino covered in lights, ornaments and a candy cane. A funny ugly christmas sweater dinosaur design with the pun Merry Chrismasaurus. Ideal for dino lovers and holiday party ideas.

Description: A messy, grinning baby in a high chair meets a first latke with applesauce and scattered gelt. A playful design for baby first hanukkah and baby food milestones. Made for parents who love the first flavors of the holiday.

Description: A linocut-style stamp badge for baby first Hanukkah, with a hand-carved menorah, tiny stars and a little pacifier. Perfect for new parents marking a first holiday keepsake. A cozy pick for families who celebrate both Hanukkah and babys first christmas.

Description: An adapted fork with a built-up grip and a sprig of holly tied on. Only an OT will recognise the object, which is exactly why it works.

Description: A hand-drawn pine and holly wreath with red berries and a gold star, framing the words Santa's Favorite. Vintage styling, no clutter.

Description: A reindeer face made from the letters OT, with antlers and a red nose. Quiet, minimal and instantly readable from across a room.

Description: Therapy putty, a pegboard, a theraband, a reacher and loop scissors, all in santa hats and scarves. Only an OT will recognise every one of them, which is the point.

Description: The letters OT hidden in a reindeer's face, antlers above, red nose below, nothing else. A minimal Christmas design for occupational therapists who would rather not wear a slogan.

Description: A row of NICU essentials in santa hats with a hand-lettered line beneath. The sub-role is the whole joke, so it is spelled out.

Description: Five occupational therapy tools in santa hats, holding hands, with a hand-lettered line beneath. Quiet in-group humour for people who use these every day.

Description: Rose hips on a bare branch with their little brown crowns still on. The forager's winter fruit, and the last red thing left growing outside in December.

Description: An adapted fork with a built-up grip and holly tied to the handle, drawn to read clearly on dark garments. In-group humour for OTs.

Description: Therapy putty, a pegboard, a theraband, a reacher and loop scissors in santa hats and scarves, holding hands in a row.

Description: Four fat red crabapples on a short stem with sage-green leaves, painted in a soft faded palette. Somewhere between late autumn and deep winter.

Description: Five cute NICU essentials in santa hats and scarves, stethoscope, drip bag, baby bottle, swaddled baby and clipboard. For the nurses working the unit through December.

Description: A holly wreath with a star, a pegboard and a therapy ball, around the words Santa's Favorite OT. Est. December, which is when it matters.

Description: A full poinsettia in deep muted red with sage-green leaves beneath, drawn petal by petal. The Christmas flower in a faded, antique palette instead of glossy scarlet.