Halfway through a long hold, the breathing gets loud and the minutes stretch. Your eyes land somewhere. Usually it’s a bare wall, or something busy that pulls you out of the count and makes you think about the room instead of the breath.
Still Hills is made for that spot. It’s a botanical art print of leaves and stems drawn at rest, hand-drawn line work in deep sage, soft sage and pale sage grey on warm bone. Three close tones instead of high contrast, so it reads as calm from across the room and as detail when you’re a metre away rolling up your mat.
What you’re getting
- Museum-grade archival matte poster — no gloss, so the window and the ceiling light don’t flare across it when you’re looking up from the floor or sideways out of a twist.
- 189 g/m² paper stock — the sheet has enough body to sit flat against the wall instead of rippling the way thin poster paper does, and it takes a frame, a clip or tape without buckling.
- Pigmented archival inks — the reason the three sages stay three sages. Dye inks drift and go muddy in a sunlit room; pigment holds its tone, so the bone stays warm rather than yellowing into something else.
- Two sizes, 12×18 in and 18×24 in — the 18×24 in carries a bare wall on its own. The 12×18 in works better in a pair, or sitting above a shelf where the eye already goes.
- Unframed — you pick the frame that matches the room you actually have, and the print ships flat-safe rather than behind glass.

The honest part about an unframed print
Unframed means one more errand and one more cost. You’ll be standing in a shop comparing oak to black metal, and the print will sit on a table for a week before it goes up. That’s real. If you want art that comes framed and ready to hang out of the box, buy that instead — you’ll be happier. This is also US shipping only, so if you’re outside the United States this isn’t the print for you.
Building a set of botanical prints
If you’re after a pair or a set of three, order the 12×18 in and space them evenly. The three-tone sage palette means multiple copies sit together without competing, which is harder to pull off with high-contrast botanical art prints. A single 18×24 in is the simpler answer for one empty wall.
Who this is for
For anyone building a quiet corner to practise in, who wants art that stays in the background and holds its colour over years.
Not for you if you need it framed on arrival, or you live outside the US.
Care
Handle the edges, not the face — matte surfaces mark. Keep it out of direct standing water and steam. Behind glass it will hold its tone longer in a bright room.
Put it up, and the wall you stare at for twenty minutes a day gives you something steady to land on instead of nothing. Shipping is free across the United States: 2-7 business days to print, then 2-5 in transit. If it arrives misprinted or damaged, send one photo within 14 days and we replace it. Add Still Hills to your cart and pick your size.





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