Just for You!
hand crafted
beautiful wares
made in san francisco
by a california girl.
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to see you!
Welcome to
AUSTIN PRESS
Enjoy our small batch,
handmade letterpress
and apothecary.
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Forager’s Woods
Wet Dirt, Forest Florals, Neroli,
Coriander, and Woody Sandalwood
Wandering upon moist, dark soil, the
forager discovers a world of medicine,
nourishment, and magic. The ambiance of
tall redwoods, wet bark, exotic fern, and
tiny forest floor florals, guide him along
the way. A mushroom here, a berry there,
an edible green to round out a meal.
The process of finding, picking, walking,
and breathing enlightens his heart
and energizes his soul.
Poet’s Garret
Bergamot, Clary Sage, Lavender,
Violet, Vetiver, and Amber
As raindrops perform a soothing rhythm
atop the roof, and crackling, burning wood
bring nuance and surprise, the poet settles
into her grandfather’s leather chair and begins
to write. Urban mist mingles with an ensemble
of violets, lavender, and petit grain perched
upon the round wooden table. History gently
seeps out from the flocked wallpaper, thick
upholstery, and collected paintings. An
exuberant mix of amber and clary sage rises
from the floor to fill the spaces in-between.
Cowboy’s Camp
Midnight Campfire, Dirty Denim,
Tobacco, Horsehair, and Sappy Pine
The Cowboy is the embodiment of
the Wild West. He lives for starry nights,
story-telling rituals, and bustling camp fires.
His best friend is his horse, and nothing fits
him better than a pair of 501 Levi’s jeans. His
base camp is an olfactory harmony of sweet
hay, night blooming jasmine, tobacco leaves,
and weathered leather. When he packs up to
leave, the pine trees in the distance rekindle
his wanderlust. He jumps back in the
saddle and heads due west.
Bear’s Cave
Tangerine, Vetiver, Amber,
Frankincense, and Balsam
Some 24,000 years ago,
deep in the forest edged terrain,
a bear discovered his limestone cave.
He made his bed in an amber gallery
dripping with stalactites rich in minerals,
lava, and peat. The long, cold winters were
always met with a peaceful, languid sleep.
Each spring would commence the dawn
with sweet tangerine blossoms and
the first warm rays of light.
