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Paper Reliquary

Pressed flowers, lead type, and slow paper.

5.0· 1 review1 follower

Founding Creator#2One of the first creators to open a room at Sol Sundries.

Featured piece

Reliquary No. 7

Printed from a plate Leo cut after pressing a season of garden stems. The gold is ink, not foil. The deckle is the paper’s own edge.

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The work

Field Notes, Bound

$54.00

one of one

Vow Suite

$78.00

small batch

The creator

Leo prints in a room that smells like ink and cotton. Most editions are small on purpose.

Paper Reliquary is letterpress and binding for people who still write things down. The imagery is botanical because Leo presses the plants first and draws from the stains, not from a reference photo.

Nothing here is a download with a fancy paper option.

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How it’s made

Cotton paper, lead and polymer type, and a Vandercook. Prints are pulled by hand. Journals are sewn on tapes. Cards are blind-debossed so the words, when there are words, are felt before they are read.

From the studio

Studio note · Oct 25

Pressing the Vow Suite. Every sheet goes through twice so the ink sits in the tooth of the paper.

Studio note · Oct 18

Coptic stitch, waxed linen, 12 signatures. The spine stays open flat on a desk.

Reviews

Across every piece from Paper Reliquary.

5.0

1 review

The paper has a tooth you can see from the couch. It doesn’t look like a poster.
Jonah A. · October 30, 2026· sample review
on Reliquary No. 7