Loch Nest Farm Mugs

Lines from "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" and "What a Wonderful World" make a sweet, wistful, hopeful graphic.

A Christmas tree with ace-pride flag garlands in a simple, bright, naive cut-paper style, because queerness is a source of joy.

The quote is by the narrator, Merricat, in Shirley Jackson's "We Have Always Lived in the Castle," but I think it's even better out of context.

Characters from Lewis Carroll's "Through the Looking Glass," dressed in a fantasy version of 1880s garb.

A mix of vintage and original illustrations, including eerie AI-generated portraits and cutouts from old catalogues and art magazines, evokes the atmosphere of Shirley Jackson's novels through a mix of ordinary motifs.

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

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

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

Trans men are men.

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

Excerpts from three significant poems by American women are annotated with rhyme scheme and stress patterns. (Specifically, the poems are "To. S.M., A Young African Poet, On Seeing His Works" by Phillis Wheatley, "That she forgot me was the least" by Emily Dickinson, and "The New Colossus" by Emma Lazarus.)

A rainbow of spray-paint hearts.

Eight different samples of subtle watercolor houndstooth prints make a beautifully tonal brickwork.

A white-tailed deer that is not terribly impressed.

An original diver character reminds everyone of water safety.

A hand-drawn paisley motif based on 1820s Scottish originals, rendered in faded black and white (actually bottle-green and ivory for a realistic distressed look).

Four round seals display hand-painted aprons on a starry plaid backdrop.

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

An all-over pattern of black and white, paisley-winged geese on lavender and white checks.

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

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).

Unsettling AI collaborations of women doing magic on the margins, drawn in a femme fatale Pre-Raphaelite style. Poisonous emerald and deep crimson are the key colors.

A rabbit-girl dressed for a vintage day's work in a simple blouse, apron, and jabot.

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.

Spice drops and truffles!

Five original line-art dog portraits of some of Loch Nest Farm's rescues, plus an "adopt don't shop" badge. Everything's in the same dark espresso tone so you can add canine charm to everything you own with stickers, or enjoy a simple doggy toile.

A doll-like woman in Victorian dress repairs her gown in this sweet, nostalgic faux feedsack design.

A sweet, classic country design with recycled retro flair, this original imitation of a vintage grain sack design has loads of rural charm.

A mutt in a warm winter scarf.

A distressed original logo design for a vintage-style flour sack makes a truly unique adornment for your farmhouse aesthetic.

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

A painted Echeveria succulent forms the slightly worn logo for a fictional grain mill -- creating rustic authenticity in your on-trend decor.