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Archipelago was borne out of a desire to fuse functionality with beauty. After all aren't we all at our happiest when surrounded by beauty? Now more than ever our homes are sanctuaries from the outside world. So curate your dream home by adding beautiful fabrics and enchanting designs throughout your home. William Morris, vintage florals, art, contemporary botanicals and vintage French farmhouse are our specialities.

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Archipelago was borne out of a desire to fuse functionality with beauty. After all aren't we all at our happiest when surrounded by beauty? Now more than ever our homes are sanctuaries from the outside world. So curate your dream home by adding beautiful fabrics and enchanting designs throughout your home. William Morris, vintage florals, art, contemporary botanicals and vintage French farmhouse are our specialities.

Archipelago was borne out of a desire to fuse functionality with beauty. After all aren't we all at our happiest when surrounded by beauty? Now more than ever our homes are sanctuaries from the outside world. So curate your dream home by adding beautiful fabrics and enchanting designs throughout your home. William Morris, vintage florals, art, contemporary botanicals and vintage French farmhouse are our specialities.

Archipelago was borne out of a desire to fuse functionality with beauty. After all aren't we all at our happiest when surrounded by beauty? Now more than ever our homes are sanctuaries from the outside world. So curate your dream home by adding beautiful fabrics and enchanting designs throughout your home. William Morris, vintage florals, art, contemporary botanicals and vintage French farmhouse are our specialities.

Archipelago was borne out of a desire to fuse functionality with beauty. After all aren't we all at our happiest when surrounded by beauty? Now more than ever our homes are sanctuaries from the outside world. So curate your dream home by adding beautiful fabrics and enchanting designs throughout your home. William Morris, vintage florals, art, contemporary botanicals and vintage French farmhouse are our specialities.

My name is Mila and art  keeps  me sane. If you look at my works you  probably won't find a  lot of consistency there, because there isn't. I follow the   inspiration muse wherever she takes me and love every second of it.   I love working with textures - especially gemstones, minerals, crystals, metals.   I love drawing trees, particularly tree of life and while I already have over 100 trees in my collections the inspiration for trees never stops flowing.I love working with symbols - from sacred geometry to spiritual symbols from different cultures and giving them my own artistic interpretation through color, shapes and textures. I love making things pretty and sometimes I create a series of designs specifically  for home décor - focusing on a particular color or ornament or shape or texture.   Enjoy browsing and I hope you find something  special that speaks to you!

Cat Coquillette is an international artist, entrepreneur, and educator, running her entire creative brand and educational business from around the world. Her "office" changes daily, usually a coffee shop, coworking space, or airport terminal somewhere in the world. Her company, CatCoq, is a brand that aspires to not only provide an exhilarating aesthetic rooted in an appreciation for culture, travel and the outdoors, but through education, she inspires her students to channel their natural curiosity and reach their full potential. From painting florals found in the jungles of Vietnam, exotic wildlife from the Amazon Rainforest, or patterns inspired from Scandinavian textiles, Cat's work has brought a fresh artistic perspective and inspiration to over half a million students who have enrolled in her courses and workshops. As a growing industry leader, Cat continues to provide value, art and education to the community she loves. CatCoq artwork and designs can be found worldwide in stores including Urban Outfitters, Target, Barnes & Noble, Anthropologie, Modcloth, Crayola, Disney, Nordstrom, Bed Bath & Beyond, among many others. Cat is a keynote speaker for entrepreneur and design conferences around the world. Her writing, interviews and design work have been featured by Forbes, CNN, US Weekly, Teen Vogue, Buzzfeed, and The New York Post. www.catcoq.com Instagram & Facebook: @catcoq Contact: hello@catcoq.com

I'm an ancient Asian art buff. An old man still looking towards the rising Sun. In my pieces I am reaching back to go forwards; my only wish: to indulge fully in the process of re-interpreting and remixing art... I am deeply inspired by the masters of Japanese Ukiyo-e painting, and aim with my pieces to convey a deeply evocative and somewhat reminiscent picture of a past both foreign and beautiful, where notions of time and enjoyment had very different connotations. For that I use both physical and digital mediums to reinterpret ancient pieces from old Japanese Masters of the art-form, some very well known and others anonymous and underground. Re-interpretating ancient art provides me with a freedom of expression that is not limited by genre or nomenclature, while remixing gives me a sense of connection to the past and the satisfaction of creation something new. The bulk of my work consists of investigating public domain ukiyo-e and then planning the piece before moving on to digital collage, drawing and painting on the final assemblage. Lastly I do post-treatment to bring out certain tones, and create a vintage mood. Seeing that my works are in essence derivative they are both loved and hated to equal proportions. Purists criticise and denounce my building on pre-existing pieces, more moderate and perhaps experimental folk identify with my perspective, and many art-lovers admire the resulting images. I make no claims and make no excuses. My hat goes off to those that appreciate what I do, and my heart to those that purchase one of my pieces. Feel free to read more @ http://kijiermono.com

I'm an ancient Asian art buff. An old man still looking towards the rising Sun. In my pieces I am reaching back to go forwards; my only wish: to indulge fully in the process of re-interpreting and remixing art... I am deeply inspired by the masters of Japanese Ukiyo-e painting, and aim with my pieces to convey a deeply evocative and somewhat reminiscent picture of a past both foreign and beautiful, where notions of time and enjoyment had very different connotations. For that I use both physical and digital mediums to reinterpret ancient pieces from old Japanese Masters of the art-form, some very well known and others anonymous and underground. Re-interpretating ancient art provides me with a freedom of expression that is not limited by genre or nomenclature, while remixing gives me a sense of connection to the past and the satisfaction of creation something new. The bulk of my work consists of investigating public domain ukiyo-e and then planning the piece before moving on to digital collage, drawing and painting on the final assemblage. Lastly I do post-treatment to bring out certain tones, and create a vintage mood. Seeing that my works are in essence derivative they are both loved and hated to equal proportions. Purists criticise and denounce my building on pre-existing pieces, more moderate and perhaps experimental folk identify with my perspective, and many art-lovers admire the resulting images. I make no claims and make no excuses. My hat goes off to those that appreciate what I do, and my heart to those that purchase one of my pieces. Feel free to read more @ http://kijiermono.com

I'm an ancient Asian art buff. An old man still looking towards the rising Sun. In my pieces I am reaching back to go forwards; my only wish: to indulge fully in the process of re-interpreting and remixing art... I am deeply inspired by the masters of Japanese Ukiyo-e painting, and aim with my pieces to convey a deeply evocative and somewhat reminiscent picture of a past both foreign and beautiful, where notions of time and enjoyment had very different connotations. For that I use both physical and digital mediums to reinterpret ancient pieces from old Japanese Masters of the art-form, some very well known and others anonymous and underground. Re-interpretating ancient art provides me with a freedom of expression that is not limited by genre or nomenclature, while remixing gives me a sense of connection to the past and the satisfaction of creation something new. The bulk of my work consists of investigating public domain ukiyo-e and then planning the piece before moving on to digital collage, drawing and painting on the final assemblage. Lastly I do post-treatment to bring out certain tones, and create a vintage mood. Seeing that my works are in essence derivative they are both loved and hated to equal proportions. Purists criticise and denounce my building on pre-existing pieces, more moderate and perhaps experimental folk identify with my perspective, and many art-lovers admire the resulting images. I make no claims and make no excuses. My hat goes off to those that appreciate what I do, and my heart to those that purchase one of my pieces. Feel free to read more @ http://kijiermono.com

I'm an ancient Asian art buff. An old man still looking towards the rising Sun. In my pieces I am reaching back to go forwards; my only wish: to indulge fully in the process of re-interpreting and remixing art... I am deeply inspired by the masters of Japanese Ukiyo-e painting, and aim with my pieces to convey a deeply evocative and somewhat reminiscent picture of a past both foreign and beautiful, where notions of time and enjoyment had very different connotations. For that I use both physical and digital mediums to reinterpret ancient pieces from old Japanese Masters of the art-form, some very well known and others anonymous and underground. Re-interpretating ancient art provides me with a freedom of expression that is not limited by genre or nomenclature, while remixing gives me a sense of connection to the past and the satisfaction of creation something new. The bulk of my work consists of investigating public domain ukiyo-e and then planning the piece before moving on to digital collage, drawing and painting on the final assemblage. Lastly I do post-treatment to bring out certain tones, and create a vintage mood. Seeing that my works are in essence derivative they are both loved and hated to equal proportions. Purists criticise and denounce my building on pre-existing pieces, more moderate and perhaps experimental folk identify with my perspective, and many art-lovers admire the resulting images. I make no claims and make no excuses. My hat goes off to those that appreciate what I do, and my heart to those that purchase one of my pieces. Feel free to read more @ http://kijiermono.com

Hi! My name is Tasya and I am the one who colors everything you see in the store. If you'd like to keep up to date with me and my work, please follow me on Instagram www.instagram.com/uhuhualoha or visit my online store https://www.kookumbra.com/

I'm an ancient Asian art buff. An old man still looking towards the rising Sun. In my pieces I am reaching back to go forwards; my only wish: to indulge fully in the process of re-interpreting and remixing art... I am deeply inspired by the masters of Japanese Ukiyo-e painting, and aim with my pieces to convey a deeply evocative and somewhat reminiscent picture of a past both foreign and beautiful, where notions of time and enjoyment had very different connotations. For that I use both physical and digital mediums to reinterpret ancient pieces from old Japanese Masters of the art-form, some very well known and others anonymous and underground. Re-interpretating ancient art provides me with a freedom of expression that is not limited by genre or nomenclature, while remixing gives me a sense of connection to the past and the satisfaction of creation something new. The bulk of my work consists of investigating public domain ukiyo-e and then planning the piece before moving on to digital collage, drawing and painting on the final assemblage. Lastly I do post-treatment to bring out certain tones, and create a vintage mood. Seeing that my works are in essence derivative they are both loved and hated to equal proportions. Purists criticise and denounce my building on pre-existing pieces, more moderate and perhaps experimental folk identify with my perspective, and many art-lovers admire the resulting images. I make no claims and make no excuses. My hat goes off to those that appreciate what I do, and my heart to those that purchase one of my pieces. Feel free to read more @ http://kijiermono.com

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Cat Coquillette is an international artist, entrepreneur, and educator, running her entire creative brand and educational business from around the world. Her "office" changes daily, usually a coffee shop, coworking space, or airport terminal somewhere in the world. Her company, CatCoq, is a brand that aspires to not only provide an exhilarating aesthetic rooted in an appreciation for culture, travel and the outdoors, but through education, she inspires her students to channel their natural curiosity and reach their full potential. From painting florals found in the jungles of Vietnam, exotic wildlife from the Amazon Rainforest, or patterns inspired from Scandinavian textiles, Cat's work has brought a fresh artistic perspective and inspiration to over half a million students who have enrolled in her courses and workshops. As a growing industry leader, Cat continues to provide value, art and education to the community she loves. CatCoq artwork and designs can be found worldwide in stores including Urban Outfitters, Target, Barnes & Noble, Anthropologie, Modcloth, Crayola, Disney, Nordstrom, Bed Bath & Beyond, among many others. Cat is a keynote speaker for entrepreneur and design conferences around the world. Her writing, interviews and design work have been featured by Forbes, CNN, US Weekly, Teen Vogue, Buzzfeed, and The New York Post. www.catcoq.com Instagram & Facebook: @catcoq Contact: hello@catcoq.com

Designer and illustrator from Dallas, TX. Instagram @vankhuynhart

Archipelago was borne out of a desire to fuse functionality with beauty. After all aren't we all at our happiest when surrounded by beauty? Now more than ever our homes are sanctuaries from the outside world. So curate your dream home by adding beautiful fabrics and enchanting designs throughout your home. William Morris, vintage florals, art, contemporary botanicals and vintage French farmhouse are our specialities.

Archipelago was borne out of a desire to fuse functionality with beauty. After all aren't we all at our happiest when surrounded by beauty? Now more than ever our homes are sanctuaries from the outside world. So curate your dream home by adding beautiful fabrics and enchanting designs throughout your home. William Morris, vintage florals, art, contemporary botanicals and vintage French farmhouse are our specialities.

I create pieces that are rooted in concepts, color and craft, made to inspire your every day life. I believe an artist's journey begins the day the artist opens his/her eyes and begins to feel the world around. Later all these experiences are transformed into art that's unique not unlike how every person's observations, life experiences and interpretations are unique. #With83 Visit us at https://83oranges.com My artworks are featured in Urban Outfitters, Nordstrom, Target, Macy's Wayfair and many more stores worldwide.

Hi! My name is Tasya and I am the one who colors everything you see in the store. If you'd like to keep up to date with me and my work, please follow me on Instagram www.instagram.com/uhuhualoha or visit my online store https://www.kookumbra.com/

Korean Folk & Modern Art, Illustration Hello! My name is Jimin Kim and I am an illustrator based in Seoul, South Korea. I make illustrations with love and inspiration for traditional Korean folk paintings and natural plants. Are you looking for illustrations or custom-made works you haven't seen? Please contact me below. INSTAGRAM : @minsillust EMAIL : minsillust@naver.com

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Korean Folk & Modern Art, Illustration Hello! My name is Jimin Kim and I am an illustrator based in Seoul, South Korea. I make illustrations with love and inspiration for traditional Korean folk paintings and natural plants. Are you looking for illustrations or custom-made works you haven't seen? Please contact me below. INSTAGRAM : @minsillust EMAIL : minsillust@naver.com

Digital artist. Fractals, low poly, reproductions of public domain art. If you would like an image on a product to be larger or smaller, or cropped a different way, contact me: bragova@gmail.com After reading a few comments from buyers I decided to add a note about the products. They are all printed with designs--not embroidered, woven, knitted or painted. If you're unclear about what that means please read the technical description of the product you're considering carefully. Remember that handwoven rugs are never perfectly symmetrical. If you have suggestions about products please remember that I only make images and upload them; Society6 makes the products and ships them to you.