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in stores now!
The latest installment in the award-winning series!
various plants indigenous to California are drawn and labeled in orange, cream, and chaparral green. around them all is a border of doodled mermaid’s purses, salamanders, seashells, plants, bats, and more, also native to the region. between two hands above is the text “native lands need native hands”, and below, between two flames is “fire-resistant plants of california” on the right is a puma, prowling over the words “land back” among bush sunflowers and blooming white sage. (we miss you, p-22.)
fire and the ecosystems of so-called California are inextricably tied. in the wake of the most devastating Los Ángeles wildfires to date, wear a reminder to all that such harm is preventable.
25% of proceeds go to the original peoples of this land via the Gabrieleno / Tongva Tribal Council to support cultural preservation, land stewardship, visibility, and education.
this is a 100% pre-shrunk cotton shirt with a boxy unisex fit. artwork is printed direct to garment with blanks coming in from workers in Honduras, Nicaragua, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Bangladesh, or Mexico.
a Palestine sunbird holds red poppies in their beak next to the text RIGHT TO EXIST. a Palestine crocodile (a population endemic to the region, driven to extinction by the occupation) guards a shining key next to the text RIGHT TO RETURN. a Palestinian olive tree, full of fruit is next to the text RIGHT TO RESIST. a Palestinian family of five, all embracing each other next to the text RIGHT TO REMAIN.
25% of profits go directly to Life for Gaza, The Palestinian Children’s Relief Fund, and Care for Gaza, an on the ground non-profit distributing lifesaving necessities to families.
this is a 100% pre-shrunk cotton shirt with a boxy unisex fit. artwork is printed direct to garment with blanks coming in from workers in Honduras, Nicaragua, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Bangladesh, or Mexico.
a wearable sigil against capitalist realism (or, possibly the worst idea in human history: that an earth under capitalism is the only way for our species to function.)
originally launched as part of RawPaw’s “dreams” theme contest. contains peppered moths, machetes, tear gas canisters being used as flower pots, yacht-sinking orcas, and one black panther. read the full symbolic breakdown here.
this is a 100% pre-shrunk cotton shirt with a boxy unisex fit. artwork is printed direct to garment with blanks coming in from workers in Honduras, Nicaragua, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Bangladesh, or Mexico.
California is home to a huge variety of ecosystems! From palm-lined beaches to towering redwood forests, the land is nothing short of iconic. But what grew here before colonization and the introduction of non-native species?
Hibiscus, bougainvillea, avocado - all Californian, right? You might be surprised! Learn about the origins of the plants we hold dear, and those that were not always here.
20% of proceeds go to native plant planting and education via the Walqaqsh Native Seed Store.
6 × 8 inch, 72 page, saddle-stitched, full color zine. Printed locally in Los Ángeles.
A risographed love letter to the indigenous people of the Andean Highlands who gave humanity to two of the most globally beloved foods: tomatoes <3 (don’t forget the companion potato print here.)
11×17 4-color risograph print on matte paper. Printed in California by Tiny Splendor.
“There's no better time to cozy up with your loved ones, sweet treat in hand, and organize for the betterment of your community. Mariah-Rose Marie, creator of the seminal COOK LIKE YOUR ANCESTORS, is back with a hopeful guide to community empowerment in which you’ll learn about urban foraging, boycotts, herbal cures, and mutual aid, with globally sourced recipes for lovely little beverages to sip along the way!”
— Silver Sprocket, 2024
A 6 × 6 inch, 28 page, saddle-stitched, full color zine on glossy, magazine weight paper.
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