08/19/2026
what do you love about forests? in short, the word itself tells us all we need to know: trees are for rest.
mary oliver writes about trees saving her, “and daily”. or thoreau, and walden, and countless others who find solace in an immersion with the woods.
under trees, shapes of shadows form. light plays against leaves, as oak and ash and elm and pine and juniper root, grow, rise, and take form.
a grounding, steadiness and peace felt walking, hiking, or breathing in the fresh air of being within the trees is what prompted the forest designs for the inner landscape journals, here in forest greens.
what do you feel when you sit with a tree, stand looking up in a forest? deepen your landscape connection with prompts and poems by Kelly Laughlin paired with each design in our newest collection.
all one of a kind, marbled using suminagashi and made by hand.
find yours at www.odettepress.us