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Field guide illustrations and folklore, printed on heavyweight cotton.
Wood-engraving of an open specimen drawer holding a hawkmoth, a feather, a coiled snake, a mushroom, a flowering sprig, and a handprint cast, more drawers behind, in bone ivory on black.

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Wood-engraving of a half-open wooden door with muddy paw prints, bird tracks, and a moth resting on the frame, a toad waiting at the threshold, in bone ivory on black.

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Wood-engraving of a cottage back door standing open at night, a torn shirt hanging from a wall peg, empty boots left by the threshold and a single clawed paw print on the flagstone floor, a dark treeline and waning moon beyond, in bone ivory on black.

Werewolf Shirts

Wood-engraving of a witch's windowsill at night with a guttering candle, an open lunar almanac and a sleeping black cat, in bone ivory on black.

Witch Shirts

The Hollow Journal

Black and ivory linocut of a fur-cloaked man carrying a drinking horn through snow toward a lit log cabin at night.

What Is Yule? The Meaning, the Date, and What the Old Sources Say
Medieval sources describe Yule as a Norse midwinter feast, and King Haakon ordered it to begin with Christmas. What the word means, when it falls, and which traditions can be...
Wood-engraving of a giant cat crouched on a snowy turf roof as a child at the door holds up a sock, in bone ivory on black.

The Yule Cat: Why Iceland's Christmas Monster Cares About New Clothes
Iceland's Yule Cat came for anyone without new clothes at Christmas. What the 1864 folk tale says, where the legend may come from, and how the cat joined Grýla.